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8 year oldBerlusconi’s personal doctor, Alberto Zangrillo, told reporters on Thursday that the 79-year-old billionaire businessman will be ‘‘better than before” after the four-hour surgery, which will take place before the middle of next week.
Mr Berlusconi, who has a pacemaker, reported heart irregularities on Sunday f-rom Rome and Mr Zangrillo advised him to return to Milan to be checked.
Dr Zangrillo said a team of doctors at Milan’s San Raffaele clinic ran a battery of tests and diagnosed a serious case of aortic insufficiency, which describes the leaking of the aortic valve of the heart causing blood to flow in the reverse direction.