The parents took the child to Okhmatdyt NSDL, where he underwent a second surgical intervention, where medical staff removed a piece of tissue from the child’s body.
In the Kyiv region, doctors after surgery left a foreign object in the body of a seven-year-old child. This time, criminal proceedings were launched, the Kyiv regional prosecutor’s office reported.
“Under the procedural leadership of the Boryspil district prosecutor’s office, criminal proceedings are initiated on the fact of improper performance of professional duties of a medical worker (part 2 of article 140 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine ). According to the investigation, a seven-year-old boy underwent surgery in the surgical department of one of the regional hospitals. After being discharged from the medical institution The child complained of feeling bad,” the statement said .
The parents took the boy to Okhmatdet NSDL, where he underwent a second surgical intervention, where the medical staff removed a piece of tissue from the child’s body, which was left after the initial operation.
At the moment, investigative actions are being carried out and all the circumstances of this event have been established. The pre-trial investigation is conducted in the Borispol district department of the Main Directorate of the National Police in the Kyiv region.
“The punishment of the article provides punishment in the form of restriction of freedom for up to five years or imprisonment for up to three years, with the removal of the right to hold certain positions or engage in certain activities for up to three years,” added the prosecutor’s office.
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Source: korrespondent
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