Osteopath interrogated in Kazan after child died during his appointment

relemedf5w023 · Post by **relemedf5w023** » Thu Jan 23, 2025 6:51 am

An osteopath who saw a one-year-old child die during an appointment with him was not detained in Kazan. This was reported by Life with reference to Shot.

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According to the Telegram channel, the woman was questioned and released. At the moment, forensic experts are determining whether the boy suffered fractures.

According to the parents, their son lost consciousness during the appointment, but the specialist continued to work. The couple purchased a course of procedures. The appointment, during which the accident occurred, was held with breaks.

“The osteopath performed various manipulations: she pulled the head towards the feet with all her might, at some point the child began to choke, and then lost consciousness and turned blue,” the publication reports.
Despite what had happened, the boy received help, and the osteopath continued her work. After the victim lost consciousness for the second time, the father called the medics, but the child died before they arrived.

Law enforcement agencies opened a criminal case under the article on causing death by negligence. At the moment, the clinic is closed.

The patient's death was reported the day before. Doctors tried to resuscitate him for about an hour, but the boy died.

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