Javier Altamirano was reunited with his Estudiantes teammates after the scare against Boca, although for now he will not be able to train

Javier Altamirano

generated despair when he began to convulse 27 minutes into the match between

Estudiantes de La Plata

and Boca for the eleventh round of the League Cup and now, after being admitted to therapy at the Platense Medical Institute and later transferred to Fleni, It brought joy when some images were spread about the reunion with his companions.

"Home again! Welcome Javi,"

Pincha posted on his social networks to accompany some images of a happy Altamirano, who dreams of entering the field again.

Home again! Welcome Javi 🙌❤️ pic.twitter.com/rxX65eWsIA

— Students of La Plata (@EdelpOficial) March 28, 2024

The medical report reports that the footballer

"was discharged from a sanatorium, retiring to his private home to continue with relative rest

. "

That is to say, the Chilean must limit his usual physical activity to the maximum and avoid all types of efforts, which today disqualifies him from training alongside his teammates and, even more so, from playing a complete game. However, after such a dramatic situation,

he knows that he should not rush the recovery

.

"The medical staff of our Professional Staff, headed by Dr. Hugo Montenegro, wants to thank all the staff of the Platense Medical Institute and the Fleni Institute, for the professionalism and human quality demonstrated in the care of Javier Altamirano, who is already recovered and among us"

, published the La Plata club.

The medical staff of our Professional Staff, headed by Dr. Hugo Montenegro, would like to thank all the staff of the Platense Medical Institute and the Fleni Institute, for the professionalism and human quality demonstrated in the care of Javier Altamirano, who is already... pic .twitter.com/9E0EM6aEn2

— Students of La Plata (@EdelpOficial) March 28, 2024

And he added: "The thanks are also extended to: Dr. Matías Luna (Boca Jrs.), Dr. Veronica Dufour (UDEC), Dr. María Luz Villarreal, Dr. Alberto Martín Águila, Dr. Eduardo Guerra, Dr. Eduardo Guerra, Dr. Nicolás Eiras, Dr. Nicolás Eiras, Dr. Gustavo Chaparro, Dr. Juan Sandoval, Dr. Leonardo Saboredo, Dr. Jorge Giaccio, Mr. Mauro Piatti (CIMED), Dr. Jorge Cédola (CIMED), Dr. "Guillermo Rolón (SUM), Dr. Sebastián Ameriso (Inst. Fleni) and Dr. Donato Villani (AFA)."

What happened to Altamirano?

🥰 The happiness of seeing you again 🇦🇹 pic.twitter.com/9hwIWSR8NU

— Students of La Plata (@EdelpOficial) March 28, 2024

The club's initial report indicated that Altamirano had suffered a thrombosis of the superior longitudinal sinus of the brain.

Clarín

consulted with Dr. Facundo Rodríguez, coincidentally a neurosurgeon at Fleni, who explained the pathology.

"Thrombosis is basically an occlusion in the sinus due to a thrombus. Just as a heart attack is generated when an artery is obstructed, here what happened to Altamirano is that the superior longitudinal sinus suffered an obstruction," graphed

the neurosurgeon in an extensive explanation.

Last Saturday, Estudiantes had issued a statement that brought peace of mind and hope to Pincha supporters and Argentine soccer fans in general: Altamirano would leave intensive care to continue his treatment in a common room.

Finally, this Wednesday he was discharged.

According to the newspaper El Día de La Plata, Altamirano was awake since Sunday night and in good spirits after receiving the support of his family.

His pregnant wife had to be treated the same Sunday for a nervous breakdown

and her mother traveled urgently from Chile the Tuesday after her son fainted.