Patoulis on Mazonakis' Death: Doctors Deceived the ISA - The Plasmapheresis Machine Was Never Approved - iefimerida.gr

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"It is surprising that after all that has happened, to this day there has been no complaint about the issue of plasmapheresis in the medical association," said the president of the ISA, George Patoulis. Noting that the machine, on which George Mazonakis underwent "treatment", was declared in a treacherous manner, Mr. Patoulis emphasized, speaking on SKAI television, that "it is obvious that it was an illegal procedure performed by a sheltered c…

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The president of the Athens Medical Association spoke about the case of the private clinic, the way in which the machine was declared and the control procedures

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"The machine was never approved. And the way they declared it was done with deception," said ISA president Giorgos Patoulis.

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“It is surprising that after all that has happened, to this day there has been no complaint about the plasmapheresis issue in the medical association,” the president of the Athens Medical Association, Giorgos Patoulis, told SKAI, explaining that the machine, on which Giorgos Mazonakis received “treatment” and died, was declared in a treacherous manner. “It is obvious that […] The article Patoulis: Doctors deceived the ISA – How they declared the…

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The way in which, according to his description, the machine allegedly used for plasmapheresis at the Karneadou Street clinic was reported to the Athens Medical Association was described by the president of the ISA, Giorgos Patoulis, speaking to SKAI. Mr. Patoulis claimed that the Medical Association and the competent services had not been informed through an official complaint about the specific activity, while he described the way in which the …

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The chairman of the ISA, who is supposed to conduct checks, threw the ball at the patients - “If you were going to do plasmapheresis, wouldn't you ask a doctor?”. Patoulis's article about the doctors of Karneados: “They were crooks — It seems they deceived us” appeared first in Documento.