The governor of Córdoba, Martín Llaryora, announced that this Thursday he will undergo an outpatient surgery at the San Roque Hospital in the provincial capital. According to the Argentine News Agency, the procedure will be outpatient and does not require hospitalization, so the medical discharge will be very quick, and he can return to work in his management almost immediately. "I want to tell you that this Thursday I will undergo an outpatient surgery at the San Roque Hospital. Doctors detected an epigastric hernia, so I will have an epigastric hernioplasty," Llaryora detailed on his social network X. And he added that "it is an outpatient procedure that does not require hospitalization." "After the intervention, I will continue to work and fulfill my responsibilities, always respecting the medical team's instructions." His predecessor as governor of Córdoba, elected national deputy Juan Schiaretti, will also undergo a scheduled surgery this Friday. Schiaretti will undergo heart surgery. The former presidential candidate will be operated on at the Favaloro Foundation through a cardiac procedure that does not involve traditional open-heart surgery. Schiaretti will undergo aortic valve replacement via catheterization, a less invasive technique than traditional surgery.
