Doctors Ignored 'Warning Signs' Before Maradona's Death, Court Hears
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Diego Armando Maradona showed “signs of alarm” that were not attended during the home hospitalization in which he died, said on Tuesday a witness in the trial who seeks responsibility for the death in 2020 of the Argentine football idol.
San Isidro, Argentina. Diego Maradona showed “signs of alarm” that were not attended during the home hospitalization in which he died, said on Tuesday a witness in the trial who seeks responsibility for the death in 2020 of the Argentine football idol. “There were signs of alarm: edema (inflammation) of lower limbs, edema in the fingers, snoring, lack of air, signs of hypertension or tachycardia,” the forensic doctor Carlos Cassinelli listed. Th…
Doctors ignored ‘warning signs’ before Maradona’s death, court hears
7 healthcare professionals have been on trial since April for potential negligence leading up to the Argentine footballer’s death in 2020.
Forensic pathologist Carlos Cassinelli listed symptoms such as edema, tachycardia and shortness of breath that should have led to the hospitalization of the footballer before his death in November 2020.
Legist doctor Carlos Casinelli, who coordinated the Medical Board that determined that El Diez died after a 12-hour agony, declared this Tuesday at the trial.He pointed out that the former player and DT lacked more nurses, apparatusology and medical coordination.
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