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32 children have been operated on in private clinics and brought in urgently with life-threatening bleeding complications to Nya Karolinska.
Pharyngeal operations on small children may continue at private clinics in the Stockholm Region, DN announces - despite the fact that 32 children operated on at these clinics were admitted to Nya Karolinska urgently with serious and life-threatening bleeding complications. This is a scandal!
Our six-year-old grandson is one of those affected. The very worst, however, is the disastrous treatment he and his mother received at the private healthcare provider. The anesthesia was a terrifying experience, and everything indicated that the staff there lacked training in caring for children.
The excellent treatment and extraordinary treatment at Nya Karolinska's children's surgery during the reoperation was a sharp contrast. There, the staff knew how to treat children. Thanks for that, KS!
Children's lives and health must come before the interests of private healthcare providers. Stop private caregivers from abusing more children in Region Stockholm in this way!
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