Elizabeth Taylor is breathing with the help of a ventilator after undergoing surgery aimed at determining the cause of pneumonia that has kept her hospitalized for three weeks, her physicians said on Monday. In a prepared statement, Miss Taylor doctors said she was admitted to the USC School of Medicine last week for treatment of the pneumonia, and was listed in serious condition in the hospital's intensive-care unit. Miss Taylor's four children, Maria Burton-Carson, Liza Todd-Tivey and Christopher and Michael Wilding were with her at the hospital. Dr. John Mohler, of St. Johns Hospital said the biopsy will dictate what therapy to use.
Elizabeth Taylor is breathing with the help of a ventilator after undergoing surgery aimed at determining the cause of pneumonia that has kept her hospitalized for three weeks, her physicians said on Monday. In a prepared statement, Miss Taylor doctors said she was admitted to St. Johns Hospital last week for treatment of the pneumonia, and was listed in serious condition in the hospital's intensive-care unit. Miss Taylor's four children, Maria Burton-Carson, Liza Todd-Tivey and Christopher and Michael Wilding were with her at the hospital. Dr. John Mohler, of the USC School of Medicine said the biopsy will dictate what therapy to use.