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Saransk resident Kristina came to the clinic with joint pain. Despite having diabetes, she was prescribed hormonal treatment. After the injections, complications began, leading to tissue necrosis, phlegmon and sepsis.
A resident of Saransk named Kristina died after receiving hormonal injections at the clinic. Baza reports this.
According to the patient’s husband, Alexei, she went to the doctor complaining of joint pain. Christina was prescribed hormonal treatment, despite the fact that she had diabetes. After the injections, fluid began to leak from the puncture sites in her feet. Alexey is sure that the doctor is to blame for this. He stated that she gave injections without gloves and used one needle for three punctures.
Alexey informed the doctor about the complications, but she only recommended treating the wounds with an antiseptic. Four days later, the woman was taken by ambulance to the hospital, where extensive soft tissue necrosis, phlegmon and sepsis were diagnosed.
Doctors performed the operation, after which the clinic offered a settlement agreement and compensation in the amount of 1.7 million rubles. The couple agreed, but Christina could not be saved.
Alexey turned to the Investigative Committee: he was recognized as a victim, and a criminal case was opened.
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