Zurab Chkhaidze: The information that foreign doctors requested to conduct new studies on Mikheil Saakashvili is not true - Chaladze's fantasies go too far, it seems he is trying to establish himself
According to Zurab Chkhaidze, the clinical director of Vivamed clinic, the information that foreign doctors requested to conduct new instrumental or laboratory tests on Mikheil Saakashvili is not true.
According to him, only one procedure was recommended by the Polish doctors, which the doctors of the Vivamed clinic had previously offered to the patient, but at that time, he refused to conduct this study.
"Yesterday we met Polish colleagues who visited us at the clinic. The meeting was very objective, a very collegial meeting was held. We jointly discussed the patient's health issues, they got acquainted with the history of the illness, saw all the studies, and also fully familiarized themselves with our treatment tactics and agreed with the results of the studies. Only one procedure was recommended by the Polish doctors, which the doctors of the Vivamed clinic had previously offered to the patient, but at that time, he refused to conduct this study. There was no other information that new laboratory or instrumental studies were appointed, it was not discussed. Chaladze's fantasies go very far and I don't know where he gets these thoughts from, there was nothing like this at all. Talking about Chaladze is a bit awkward for me. It seems that this person is trying to establish himself, he is using all efforts and means to do so. Have you seen any work done by Chaladze?!
As for doctors, they are quite recognized specialists in their countries. One was a neurosurgeon and the other an internal medicine specialist who also has a toxicology certificate. There were no other specialists, and the patient was not seen by another specialist," said Chkhaidze.
Chkhaidze also responded to the statement of Giuli Alasania, who said that the former president has gained one kilo in weight, to which Chkhaidze noted that he would agree with Giuli Alasania in the component of weight gain, but not in the amount of weight gain.
"I can tell you that the patient is complying more with our recommendations, and we are very happy about that. When the patient takes into account our recommendation, maybe incompletely, but at least much better, we are very glad about it. The patient has improved the nutritional component, that is, he eats more in quantity. This is very good, however we would like this component to be improved more and our suggested menu could be taken into account, although it is not fully possible yet. Accordingly, there is an increase in weight. If Giuli Alasania said one kilo, I will agree with Giuli in the component that there is an increase in weight, but I cannot agree with the amount, he has gained more," said Chkhaidze.
