Yevgeny Petrosyan, a recognized People’s Artist of the RSFSR, has been the subject of several hospital-related reports that circulated in Moscow media and social channels. The overall narrative shows a pattern of varying and sometimes conflicting information about his medical status, locations, and the reasons for his hospitalization. This piece presents what has been publicly claimed, while noting the discrepancies and the absence of definitive confirmation from authoritative medical sources. [Citation: Telegram channel reports, various local outlets]
According to one Telegram channel, Petrosyan sustained a displaced fracture of the forearm after an incident while walking on a central thoroughfare in Moscow. The report stated that he was attended to by an ambulance crew and transported to a clinic for treatment. No additional medical details or official statements were provided in that account. [Citation: Telegram channel reports]
Another publication, Mash, claimed that Petrosyan was moved to intensive care following a dental implant procedure. The article suggested that the artist underwent an intraosseous implant in the jaw on a chosen date and subsequently experienced ongoing bleeding from the site. The reporting did not clarify whether the subsequent medical evaluation was directly linked to the implant procedure or to another health condition. [Citation: Mash]
The timeline referenced in May included reports of dizziness, tremors, chest discomfort, and nausea, with an ambulance reportedly taking him to a department focused on ear, nose, and throat as well as maxillofacial surgery due to inflammation. These details, while specific, did not receive corroboration from medical authorities within the cited materials, making it difficult to confirm the precise sequence of events. [Citation: Mash]
In early May, another Telegram channel, 112, offered a different account, saying that the hospitalization was connected to hypertensive heart disease. A subsequent update from the Baza Telegram channel added that the artist was at a Moscow hospital and that his wife had summoned medical assistance. The shifting explanations illustrate the challenge of obtaining a clear, unified medical narrative in fast-moving public threads. [Citation: Telegram channels 112; Baza]
Beyond these health reports, mentions of other public-facing health notes entered the conversation. For instance, a TikTok personality named Artur Babich claimed that he had undergone a nose surgery, a statement that appeared independently of the Petrosyan hospital discussions. The mixing of personal medical experiences among online figures sometimes fuels further speculation about the veteran performer’s health. [Citation: TikTok source, or related commentary]
Throughout these episodes, none of the stories cited in the various channels and publications have been validated by an official medical agency or by a representative associated with the artist. As a result, readers are encouraged to treat such updates as rumors or unverified claims until a formal statement or verified medical report is released. The absence of confirmed information underscores the importance of relying on authoritative, first-hand communications for serious health updates about public figures. [Citation: General caution in reporting]