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The patient went to the hospital for paid removal of uterine fibroids, after which, due to a medical error, her condition sharply worsened.
In the Krasnodar Territory, a local resident lost her uterus, ovaries and part of her intestines due to an error by doctors at the Children's Regional Clinical Hospital (DCCH). Kub Mash writes about this on Telegram.
According to the Russian woman, she went to a medical institution for paid removal of a benign uterine tumor, fibroids, in order to give birth to a second child after treatment. After the operation, the patient began vomiting. She claims that the doctors did not respond to this, and after six days she was discharged, but at home her condition became critical.
After hospitalization in another hospital, it turned out that during the operation the woman’s stomach was burned through. As a result, doctors had to remove her uterus and ovaries, as well as part of her stomach. Now the victim will have to take pills for life.
According to the channel, the surgeon at the Children's Clinical Hospital admitted guilt in the incident and transferred 530 thousand rubles to the patient, but was not subject to criminal liability due to the expiration of the statute of limitations. He doesn't work at the hospital now. In addition, the medical institution paid two million rubles in compensation to the Russian woman.

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