Sharon stable but still in coma

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon remained in a stable condition and his cranial pressure was steady, meaning there is no need to drain fluid from his brain, his doctors said today.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon remained in a stable condition and his cranial pressure was steady, meaning there is no need to drain fluid from his brain, his doctors said today.

“This is again a positive sign,” said Dr. Shlomo Mor-Yosef, the director of Hadassah Hospital where Sharon is being treated after a massive stroke late on Wednesday.

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