Mehdi Ghaedi

[AsOen5]

what the fuck.hope he is ok...

Tbh, this kid made a huge mistake going to SS, should have followed path of ARJ, from Azadegan straight to europe. The hashieh and pressure is just too much for him to handle.

ARJ was in lige bartar with Damash and then went to europe..

[PersianLegion]

https://twitter.com/Esteghlal/status/957859597926182913

Here is one of SS fan pages. Ghaedi had an accident and is in ICU section of Persian Gulf hospital.

[Ata]

ey baba, thats sad, hope he is okay and not become the next Amir Hossein Aslanian

[Leicester City]

Ay baba cheshm khord fuck :/ just as he was on a great run of form too

[webmaster]

I hope he is OK.

[GolfePersique]

Apparently he had intra-abdominal bleeding and liver and splenic rupture requiring urgent surgery last night. He's now in ICU and intubated, but his condition is reported as being stable and hopefully out of danger.

His other friend (Ahmad Reza Shaker)who was also Esteghlal U20 player has unfortunately passed away due to intracranial bleed.

I hope he gets well very soon.

[Tehranto]

RIP

[Ghermez Agha]

Apparently he had intra-abdominal bleeding and liver and splenic rupture requiring urgent surgery last night. He's now in ICU and intubated, but his condition is reported as being stable and hopefully out of danger.

His other friend (Ahmad Reza Shaker)who was also Esteghlal U20 player has unfortunately passed away due to intracranial bleed.

I hope he gets well very soon.

Wow, so sad to hear. RIP

[khodam]

What a bad luck!

I hope he will be fine.

[Leopard]

Wish him fast recovery. I have not read any blogs but I wonder how this poor guy got hurt. on the field or during practice. one thing I can tell you that it is too hard to do practice with european coaches if you are too young and you are playing with 30 year old guys who are used to the hard work out. Internal bleeding can happen due to those extra weights. From now we need to have a specialist who will watch the youngsters so they do not hurt themselves trying to become supermen.
It is pity to hear the story about our players no matter how good they are.

[Nokhodi]

Wish him fast recovery. I have not read any blogs but I wonder how this poor guy got hurt. on the field or during practice. one thing I can tell you that it is too hard to do practice with european coaches if you are too young and you are playing with 30 year old guys who are used to the hard work out. Internal bleeding can happen due to those extra weights. From now we need to have a specialist who will watch the youngsters so they do not hurt themselves trying to become supermen.
It is pity to hear the story about our players no matter how good they are.

Its not from training.
The poor guy was in a car crash.

[inarsenewetrust]

this is incredibly sad, I hope it doesnt impact him for too long, and RIP to Ahmad Reza Shaker

[Leicester City]

Is there any say in how the accident occurred/if Ghahedi was driving? I know teens get carried away while driving/too distracted and drive to fast.

[Leopard]

Bronko said a nice thing that all players should memorize. "They are professional and they need to take care of themselves on the field and outside the field" when he was talking about a player who went diving in the pool and slipped bronko said it.

[PersianLegion]

Last news:

He had broken ribs, ruptured liver and ruptured spleen. Doctors took his spleen out and had an operation on his liver. The kid has not awaken yet and is kept under watch in ICU. I say he won't be back sooner than next 4-6 months. Even then he may not be as good as before.

http://90tv.ir/news/437928/%D8%B7%D8...B0%D8%B4%D8%AA

Side effects of Splenectomy

As splenectomy causes an increased risk of sepsis due to encapsulated organisms (such as S. pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae) the patient should receive the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (Prevnar), Hib vaccine, and the meningococcal vaccine; see asplenia. These bacteria often cause a sore throat under normal circumstances but after splenectomy, when infecting bacteria cannot be adequately opsonized, the infection becomes more severe.

An increase in blood leukocytes can occur following a splenectomy.[2][3] The post-splenectomy platelet count may rise to abnormally high levels (thrombocytosis), leading to an increased risk of potentially fatal clot formation. There also is some conjecture that post-splenectomy patients may be at elevated risk of subsequently developing diabetes.[4] Splenectomy may also lead to chronic neutrophilia. Splenectomy patients typically have Howell-Jolly bodies[5][6] and less commonly Heinz bodies in their blood smears.[7] Heinz bodies are usually found in cases of G6PD (Glucose-6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase) and chronic liver disease.[8]

A splenectomy also results in a greatly diminished frequency of memory B cells.[9] A 28-year follow-up of 740 World War II veterans who had their spleens removed on the battlefield showed a significant increase in the usual death from pneumonia (6 deaths rather than the expected 1.74) and an increase in the deaths from ischemic heart disease (41 deaths rather than the expected 30.26) but not from other conditions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splenectomy