A shocking certificate from the intensive care doctor about the death of Maradona

A focused care doctor witnessed the trial of seven health specialists accused of criminal negligence in the case of the death of Argentine football legend Diego Armando Maradona, on Tuesday that the latter “should not have been undergone home care” after his brain surgery in 2020, especially because of his need for “rehabilitation of addiction”.
Doctor Fernando Histaro, head of the intensive care department at the “Olivos” clinic (northern Buenos Aires), added, where Maradona underwent the operation in early November 2020, “he was not a suitable home patient. We were watching him for days using sedatives.
He stressed that “I do not think that he could leave a medical institution. We are talking about a patient who needed to rehabilitate addiction and can pass bouts of psychological motor excitement, or to treat himself, or eat and drink anything, and these are very difficult to control them professionally in a private house.”
He considered that the only alternative would have been “semi -institutional home care, including a permanent nurse, a therapeutic accompaniment and a doctor inherently inherent.”
He appears before the court on charges of “possibility of premeditated murder” Leopoldo Loki’s neurosurgee, psychiatrist Agustina Kosachov, psychotherapist Carlos Dias, Medical Coordinator Nancy Furlini, nurse coordinator Mariano Peroni, doctor Pedro Pablo de Spain and nurse Ricardo Almero.
The former Napoli star died at the age of 60 on November 25, 2020 due to a heart attack and pulmonary crisis in his private residence, as he was recovering for two weeks after neurosurgery due to a blood tumor.
Several testimonies have caused sharp criticism of the care conditions that Maradona received at that stage, including the inadequacy of the house, the poor medical equipment and poor quality of follow -up. Questions were also raised about those who were making decisions in the environment of Maradona, who was described by the doctor, Facardo, as a “confused awareness -like awareness.”
On Tuesday, Maradona’s image was repeated as a “non -controlled patient”, to the extent that two of the accused, his physician and a psychiatrist, asked for the “Olivos” clinic after the surgery underwent long -term anesthesia “to treat symptoms of addiction to addiction”, which was rejected by the intensive care unit, preferred to nominate for 24 hours gradually decreasing, according to Dr. Viko’s testimony.
At the beginning of the trial, forensic experts reported that Maradona, who, despite its well -known date with addiction, had no traces of drugs or alcohol in his blood at the time of death. But on the other hand, the effects of antidepressants, epilepsy and psychotic, were found in addition to signs that correspond to hepatic cirrhosis.
The defendants face prison sentences ranging from 8 to 25 years in a trial that started on March 11, and is expected to continue until next July with two hearing hearing per week.