(ANSA) - MILAN, MAY 30 - The reconstructive intervention that Elisabetta Condò, the professor wounded with a knife yesterday by a student in Abbiategrasso, in Milan, lasted six hours.
The professor reported three head injuries of 20 centimeters, with also a skull fracture, a 10 cm wound to the scapula and an incision to the arm, to the ulnar artery of fifteen centimeters, with injury also to the tendons.
Precisely for this last wound she was operated by the plastic surgery team of the Legnano hospital and is now hospitalized in the plastic surgery department. Its course is judged good. The prognosis is 35 days.
Meanwhile, the students of the Alessandrini Institute went to school this morning.
The decision was announced yesterday on the school's website with a message to emphasize that "the principal and the whole school community gather around Professor Elisabetta C and our students of class 2AL for the serious episode" adding that on May 30 "lessons will take place regularly".
Only the students of the second, who witnessed the attack of the teacher today remained at home. In the coming days, everyone will be able to use the psychological desk that is open every Thursday available to students, parents and teachers. (ANSA).
Six hours of surgery for the injured prof, prognosis 35 days
2023-05-30T13:01:36.747Z
Highlights: The reconstructive operation lasted six hours. The student suffered a skull fracture, a 10cm wound to the scapula and a 15cm cut to the ulnar artery. The students will be able to return to school on May 30 for the rest of the year. The surgery was carried out by a team of doctors and surgeons from Italy and the U.S. The patient is expected to make a full recovery in a few weeks, according to the doctors. The school will be open again on May 31 for the remainder of the school year.
The reconstructive intervention that Elisabetta Condò, the teacher wounded with a knife yesterday by a student in Abbiategrasso, in Milan, lasted six hours. (ANSA)
