Doctors perform abortion on wrong patient in Prague hospital

2024-04-07 22:55:33

A team of doctors of the Bulovka University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republichas been accused of perform an abortion on the wrong woman during a medical procedure.

The terrible confusion occurred on March 25 when the victim was in the hospital to perform checks on your pregnancy, without thinking that she would leave without her baby. The professionals made a serious mistake when confuse the patient and administer anesthesia, which caused the woman to lose consciousness.

Subsequently, the women was subdued still curettagea surgical procedure used to perform abortions. In this case, the intervention was made wrongly in one of the patients, who had not chosen to undergo an abortion.

Las patients involved were foreigners of origin Asian and they faced communication difficulties because they did not master the Czech language. According to available information, patients were exchanged at the clinic, which led to the wrong intervention and unwanted abortion.

Faced with this serious error, the hospital authorities The medical staff involved in the procedure were suspended. In addition, an investigation is underway to clarify the details of this serious error.

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2024-04-07 22:55:33