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    Brazil's Bolsonaro has skin lesions removed without complications, hospital says

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    Posted on September 14, 2025

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    Jair Bolsonaro had skin lesions removed successfully in Brasilia. Diagnosed with anemia and pneumonia, he faces ongoing legal challenges.

    Jair Bolsonaro Undergoes Successful Skin Lesion Removal in Brasilia

    SAO PAULO (Reuters) -Brazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro underwent a series of medical procedures in the capital city of Brasilia on Sunday, including laboratory tests and the surgical removal of skin lesions, the hospital treating him said.

    The medical procedures come as Bolsonaro confronts legal and political setbacks. On Thursday, Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years in prison after a panel of five justices convicted him of plotting a coup to remain in power after losing the 2022 election.

    Doctors diagnosed Bolsonaro, 70, with iron-deficiency anemia and found residual signs of a recent pneumonia caused by bronchoaspiration during a chest CT scan, Hospital DF Star said in a statement.

    The former president also underwent minor surgery under local anesthesia and sedation to remove eight skin lesions located on his torso and right arm.

    The procedure was completed without complications. Bolsonaro also received an intravenous iron infusion, the hospital said, adding that pathological analysis of the removed skin lesions will determine if further treatment is necessary.

    Bolsonaro has faced various health issues since a near-fatal stabbing shortly before his election in 2018.

    (Reporting by Victor BorgesWriting by Oliver Griffin; Editing by Lisa Shumaker)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Jair Bolsonaro underwent successful skin lesion removal.
    • •The procedure took place in Brasilia without complications.
    • •Bolsonaro diagnosed with iron-deficiency anemia and pneumonia.
    • •He received an intravenous iron infusion post-surgery.
    • •Legal and political challenges continue for Bolsonaro.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Brazil's Bolsonaro has skin lesions removed without complications, hospital says

    1What medical procedures did Jair Bolsonaro undergo?

    Jair Bolsonaro underwent laboratory tests and the surgical removal of eight skin lesions located on his torso and right arm.

    2What health issues was Bolsonaro diagnosed with?

    Doctors diagnosed Bolsonaro with iron-deficiency anemia and found residual signs of pneumonia during a chest CT scan.

    3Were there any complications during Bolsonaro's surgery?

    The procedure to remove the skin lesions was completed without complications, according to the hospital.

    4What additional treatment did Bolsonaro receive after surgery?

    After the surgery, Bolsonaro received an intravenous iron infusion as part of his treatment.

    5What legal challenges is Bolsonaro currently facing?

    Bolsonaro is confronting legal and political setbacks, having recently been sentenced to 27 years in prison for plotting a coup.

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