BETHLEHEM, PA. (AP) - Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson is back at the team’s facility two days after suffering a seizure at practice.
Patterson arrived at training camp Friday afternoon and spoke to coach Andy Reid for a few minutes before the afternoon session.
He walked into the building without answering questions about his condition, saying only that “I’ll talk some more about it, but not right now.”
Agent J.R. Rickert said in a statement earlier Friday that Patterson was scheduled to see a neurologist in the next few days.
On Thursday, Eagles trainer Rick Burkholder said Patterson had a brain condition that may require surgery. Rickert disputed a definite diagnosis of AVM, which are malformations or tangles of arteries and veins that alter blood flow.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) _ The agent for Mike Patterson says the Eagles defensive tackle has been released from a hospital after suffering a seizure Wednesday at practice.
Agent J.R. Rickert says in a statement Friday that Patterson is scheduled to see a neurologist in the next few days.
On Thursday, Eagles trainer Rick Burkholder said Patterson has a brain condition that may require surgery. Rickert disputed a definite diagnosis of AVM, which are malformations or tangles of arteries and veins that alter blood flow.
Earlier Friday, Eagles coach Andy Reid said Patterson “is making progress and getting tests done.”
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