Sharon's surgeon: Too early to assess damage

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s chief surgeon said tonight that it was too early to assess the extent of brain damage the prime minister may have suffered after a massive stroke and two separate operations.

Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s chief surgeon said tonight that it was too early to assess the extent of brain damage the prime minister may have suffered after a massive stroke and two separate operations.

Dr Felix Umansky operated on Sharon for nearly five hours today, after a brain scan detected an increase in cranial pressure and renewed bleeding.

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