Forensic Medicine Board Report: No Causal Link Found Between Baby's Disability and Nurse Violence.
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The request for acquittal and release of the detained nurse Hazel Dırık Bagrıyanık, who was tried for the crime of “intentional wounding” for allegedly violently abusing a baby being treated at Kahramanmaraş Sütçü İmam University Hospital Neonidoğan Care Unit, was rejected and the detention order continued and the trial postponed to November 5 was granted.
In the case concerning a 5-year-old child in Kahramanmaraş who allegedly suffered violence while in an incubator and was left disabled, the file of the nurse, who faces up to 3 years in prison, has been sent to the chief prosecutor's office for review. The nurse remains in custody, and the case has been adjourned until November 5th.
In the case concerning the alleged mental and physical disabilities of 5-year-old Deniz Esin Bozoklar in Kahramanmaraş, who was reportedly beaten by nurse Hazel Dırık Bağrıyanık while in an incubator, the Forensic Medicine Board's report has reached the court. The report states that no causal link could be established between the nurse's actions and the neurological condition observed in the baby.
In the case concerning the alleged mental and physical disabilities of 5-year-old Deniz Esin Bozoklar in Kahramanmaraş, who was reportedly beaten by nurse Hazel Dırık Bağrıyanık while in an incubator, the Forensic Medicine Board's report has reached the court. The report states that no causal link could be established between the nurse's actions and the neurological condition observed in the baby.
The Forensic Medicine Board's report regarding Deniz Esin Bozoklar, who allegedly suffered violence from a nurse while in an incubator in Kahramanmaraş, has reached the court. The report states that while a causal link could not be established between the neurological condition and the nurse's actions, the trauma to her left thigh resulted in a femur fracture.
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