Ballesteros: favourable progress
Seve Ballesteros is to stay in intensive care as he continues his recovery from brain surgery in Madrid's La Paz hospital, but is continuing to "progress favourably".
The Spaniard underwent a lengthy and complicated procedure one week ago to ease pressure on his brain and remove the remaining tumour tissues.
A statement released by the hospital read: "The patient is stable and his neurological condition continues to progress favourably although he needs to remain in intensive care."
The 51-year-old five-time major winner was diagnosed with a tumour earlier this month after losing consciousness at Madrid airport.
Before his latest surgery he had already undergone two operations - the first to remove part of the tumour and the second to reduce swelling on the brain.

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