Mazonakis: The "Thriller" with Intoxication and the Call to an Anesthesiologist - The "Deadly" Combination of Hydrotherapy and Plasmapheresis
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New revelations are coming to light regarding the death of George Mazonakis, in an effort to complete the "puzzle" regarding what happened at the Karneadou Street clinic on September 9th. Information indicates that the 56-year-old doctor appears to have administered some intoxicating substance to the singer in order to proceed normally with the plasmapheresis procedure. According to Star, histological and toxicological tests are expected to conf…
New evidence is being revealed about the circumstances under which Giorgos Mazonakis lost his life at the doctor's office on Karneadou Street in Kolonaki. The post Mazonakis: The "thriller" with intoxication and the phone call to an anesthesiologist - The "deadly" combination of hydrotherapy and plasmapheresis appeared first on in.gr.
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The 53-year-old nurse who was in the plasmapheresis room allegedly saw the singer's hand "shake" and warned Ioanna Gaka - The calls to the defibrillator manufacturer and the call to an anesthesiologist about "intoxication" and "antidote"
One of the nurses testified at length to the investigator about the collapse of Giorgos Mazonakis in the clinic, stating that the artist was given an anesthetic and the antidote was requested, while an anesthesiologist was also notified.
Revelations from the nurse in her testimony to the investigator - She called an anesthesiologist More...
The news item examines the circumstances surrounding Mazonakis' death, focusing on the possible causes, the medical procedures that preceded it, and the intestinal hydrotherapy that was reportedly performed after the removal of the gallbladder. It presents information about the course of his health and the issues that have arisen regarding the medical interventions.
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