U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Tuesday underwent nonsurgical treatment for a benign gallblader condition, the court said in a statement.
The treatment took place at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, and Ginsburg, 87, remains there “resting comfortably,” the court said.
She plans to participate in teleconference arguments Wednesday from her bed, according to the statement.
On Monday, after hearing oral arguments, the justice was tested in Washington, D.C., where doctors discovered a gallstone that had caused an infection, the court said.
Ginsburg was treated last summer for a cancerous tumor on her pancreas, and she underwent surgery in late 2018 for lung cancer.
She has vowed to stay on the Supreme Court, which is staffed by lifetime presidential appointments, as long as her health permits.
