"It's good that he's sleeping; they get better in their sleep." In the Nizhny Novgorod region, a baby was treated for the wrong illness. He died.
To one and a half year old Dima A child from Pochinki was diagnosed with rotavirus infection and stomatitis at the local central district hospital. They prescribed IVs. It turned out the child had a brain tumor, so IVs were not an option. The child died. сообщают Nizhny Novgorod publications.
The boy's mother Irina Mashkova She said that no one had approached the child at the Pochinkovskaya Central District Hospital for a long time. His condition worsened, and when he was already unconscious, the doctor "reassured" the mother: "It's good that he's sleeping; they get better in their sleep."
No serious diagnostics were performed. Through friends, the Mashkovs arranged for a car with an intensive care specialist and took Dima to the regional center. The boy began having seizures.
"We brought in a baby who was already dead. His blood sugar was 26, indicating a coma. We barely made it to Arzamas. They asked me, 'What did you do to the baby? Why did you let him have so much fluid?' I said, 'But we've been to the doctors, I don't know what to do!'" — Mashkova said.
Grandmother Natalia Mashkova asked the doctors at the Pochinkovskaya Central Regional Hospital to resign voluntarily due to professional incompetence. The local pediatrician Natalia Markova She said on camera that she does not absolve herself of responsibility, but that “death did not occur as a result of the IVs.”
The Mashkovs appealed to the prosecutor's office and the Investigative Committee.
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