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Surgery Recommended for Bolsonaro After Ultrasound

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Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been recommended for surgery after an ultrasound conducted on Sunday confirmed he was suffering from two inguinal hernias, his defense team announced.

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The former Brazilian President's lawyer noted that the medical team "recommended" that Bolsonaro was subjected to surgery, considered the only "definitive" treatment.

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According to the defense, the former president has an Inuinal Hernia Framework

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Authorized by the Supreme Federal Court (STF), former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL) underwent ultrasound examinations on Sunday afternoon (14), at the headquarters of the Federal Police Superintendence (PF), in Brasília. After the evaluation, the medical team identified two inguinal hernias and recommended that Bolsonaro undergo a surgical procedure. According to the defense, surgery is considered the only definitive treatment for the clinical c…

João Henrique de Freitas noted that the medical team "recommended" Bolsonaro to submit to a surgery, the "one definitive [treatment]" to solve the medical framework.

Bolsonaro's defense had requested permission to get him into the hospital to undergo surgery.

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CNN Brasil broke the news in Brazil on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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