Death Domenico, "Artificial Heart Would Save Him"
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It could be saved if it had been connected to an artificial heart instead of a machine; there were errors and responsibilities also in Bolzano, about the management of the Ice...
"If within 72 hours it had been connected to the Berlin Heart, the extracorporeal artificial heart, Domenico would have been replantable and would have had a success rate of over 70%, the gip experts write it in their 553 pages report,... (ANSA)
The 553-page superperitia was deposited. No censorship for the transplant, but the artificial heart could have allowed more time to the child, waiting for a new surgery. Criticism also at the hospital in Bolzano, in the management of the dry ice for the transport of the heart
The three experts in the 553 pages document: the Berlin Heart Excor would have kept him alive waiting for a new heart. The probability of survival would have been significant. The lawyer of the Caliendo: "We ask for the charge of voluntary murder for surgeons"
The 553-page survey filed in the investigation of the death of little Domenico Caliendo reopens the debate on responsibilities The article Domenico, the maxi expertship: "With the artificial heart could have been saved."The mother: "Rabies and pain" comes from daily Blitz.
An extracorporeal artificial heart could have saved the two-and-a-half-year-old Italian boy who died in February after being subjected to a "burned" heart transplant in December last year.
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