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The inspection was initiated after the release of a story on the federal television channel about violations in a Perm medical institution.
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Investigators have begun checking data on possible improper provision of medical care to children in a Perm hospital.
According to information from the TV report, several young patients were misdiagnosed and underwent manipulations that led to serious consequences for their health.
PERM, October 8 - RIA Novosti. Investigators have begun checking data on possible improper provision of medical care to children in a hospital in Perm, reports the Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the region.
According to the department, a program on the federal television channel contained information about the possible improper provision of medical care to minors in a Perm hospital. They also noted that several young patients at the medical institution were misdiagnosed and underwent manipulations that led to serious consequences for their health. The hospital number and address are not indicated.
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