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Sen. Kennedy hospitalized in Boston with symptoms of stroke
Published in Saudi Press Agency on 17 - 05 - 2008


Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, a liberal Democratic
icon and the patriarch of an American political dynasty,
was hospitalized Saturday after becoming ill at his home,
his office said. There was no immediate word on his
condition, according to AP.
A knowledgeable official said Kennedy was in the hospital
after suffering stroke-like symptoms. The official declined
to be identified by name, citing the sensitivity of the
events.
Kennedy spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter confirmed in a
statement that Kennedy went to Cape Cod Hospital on
Saturday morning «after feeling ill at his home.» After
discussion with his doctors in Boston, Kennedy was taken to
Massachusetts General Hospital for further examination.
«He is currently under evaluation that information will
be released as it becomes available,» she said.
Hyannis Fire Lt. Bill Rex told The Associated Press that
an emergency call came in from the Kennedy family compound
at 8:19 a.m. (1219 GMT). A man was transported to Cape Cod
Hospital and transferred by air at 10:10 a.m. (1410 GMT)
from Barnstable Municipal Airport to Massachusetts General.
David Reilly, a spokesman for Cape Cod Hospital, said that
Kennedy was brought to the hospital at about 9 a.m. (1300
GMT) and stayed for about an hour before being flown by
helicopter to the Boston hospital. He said he could not
comment on Kennedy's condition or treatment because of
medical privacy laws.
Kennedy, 76, has been in the Senate since election in
1962, filling out the term won by his brother, John F.
Kennedy.
In October, Kennedy had surgery to repair a nearly
complete blockage in a major neck artery. The discovery was
made during a routine examination of a decades-old back
injury.
The hourlong procedure on his left carotid artery _ a main
supplier of blood to the face and brain _ was performed at
Massachusetts General. This type of operation is performed
on more than 180,000 people a year in the U.S. to prevent a
stroke.


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