Doctor Reveals Possible Cause Of Jesús De Miguel’s Collapse Before His Death

<blockquote><b>Before Jesús de Miguel later passed away in hospital, Spanish doctor Javier G. Rendo shared a medical analysis on X, explaining a possible cause of the player's collapse during the Tenerife vs Andorra match and the emergency response required in such situations.<br></b><br>Rendo discussed a rare condition known as Commotio Cordis, which occurs when a sudden blow to the chest triggers a potentially fatal disturbance in the heart's rhythm.<br><br><b>He explained that if cardiac arrest occurs, the immediate priority should be to start CPR (chest compressions) and use a defibrillator as quickly as possible.<br><br>He also questioned the apparent priority given to evacuating the player from the pitch, arguing that emergency treatment should begin immediately on the field while an ambulance is brought closer.<br></b><br>According to the doctor, every second counts during cardiac arrest, and delays in CPR and defibrillation can affect a patient's chances of survival.<br><br>However, Rendo was careful to clarify that information surrounding the incident was limited. He did not confirm that Jesús de Miguel suffered cardiac arrest or that Commotio Cordis was the actual cause of the collapse.<br><br>His message was clear: In a cardiac emergency, time is survival.</blockquote><a rel=ugc href="https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/11/spanish-doctor-reveals-possible-cause.hhtml">https://www.titopeblog.com/2026/11/spanish-doctor-reveals-possible-cause.hhtml</a>