"Peril!" have Alex Trebek is taking a therapeutic leave subsequent to experiencing surgery to expel blood clumps from his cerebrum, Trebek and his generation group said Thursday.
Trebek, 77, was determined in mid-December to have a condition known as subdural hematoma, a complexity from hitting his head in a terrible fall in October, he said. He experienced surgery the next day.
"Following two days in the clinic, I got back home to begin recuperation," Trebek said in a video presented on the diversion show's site. "The anticipation is fantastic, and I hope to be back in the studio taping more 'Peril!' programs, soon!"
"He is relied upon to make a full and finish recuperation," the post states, taking note of that in light of the fact that the show tapes a very long time ahead of time, its communicate timetable will be unaffected aside from its College Championship, which will now air in April.
Despite the fact that the notable host said he endured a "slight restorative issue," a subdural hematoma is considered "among the deadliest of all head wounds," as indicated by the US National Library of Medicine.