Investigation Opens Into Athens Clinic Where Mazonakis Died
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Investigation opens into Athens clinic where Mazonakis died
Police, prosecutors and the Athens medical association (ISA) have inspected the private clinic where Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis suffered cardiac arrest on Thursday. The investigation is expected to examine whether the clinic held the necessary licences and whether medical procedures carried out there were permitted. An ISA committee also visited the clinic to establish whether […]
The president of the Athens Medical Association, George Patoulis, stated that the specific clinic, where George Mazonakis suffered a heart attack, did not have a license for the plasmapheresis machine. The post Patoulis for Mazonakis: The clinic had a license as a pathology clinic, plasmapheresis could not be performed appeared first on in.gr.
Shock and deep sadness has been caused by the sudden death of George Mazonakis, who passed away at the age of 54. The popular singer suffered a cardiac arrest while in a private clinic in Kolonaki and, despite the immediate mobilization of the EKAB, his transfer to the hospital “Elpis” and the persistent efforts of doctors for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, it was not possible to return. At the same time, his death is no longer treated only as a…
Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis died of cardiac arrest during a plasmapheresis procedure performed in a medical facility licensed as a regular pathology clinic. This was announced by the Minister of Health of Greece, Adonis Georgiadis. The Health Minister specified that this type of medical procedure is not permitted to be performed in such facilities. The exact causes of the artist's death are expected to be officially confirmed after the comple…
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lawandorder.grIn a re-inspection of the permit in 2025, the special machine was not found, said George Patoulis
The case of the death of George Mazonakis and the plasmapheresis procedure was referred to by Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis. The minister described plasmapheresis as a “very serious” procedure, noting that it is carried out “only in a hospital environment,” in statements to SKAI. At the same time, Mr. Georgiadis argued that the control of private clinics is not the responsibility of the Ministry of Health,
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