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Russian actor Skitsan died because of a chicken bone in his throat

39-year-old actor Ivan Skitsan died due to damage to the esophagus

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Russian actor Skitsan died because of a chicken bone in his throat

39-year-old actor Ivan Skitsan died from damage to the esophagus. The artist choked on a chicken bone and tried to push it homemade device, reports Mash.

According to the channel, Skitsan from birth was narrowed esophagus. Because of this, he underwent more than ten operations. When swallowing became even more difficult, the man began to use a homemade device made of wire and a tube from the dropper for eating.

This time the bone got stuck and the actor used his method again. Due to severe chest pain, he was hospitalized. Doctors removed the fragments and found a deep wound. On November 3, Skitsan died in intensive care.

Viewers Ivan Skitsan is familiar from the film by Nikita Mikhalkov “Weary of the Sun 2” and the series “Margosha”.

Earlier relatives of the actor said that he had a serious illness.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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