Death of Mazonakis: New Questions About the Intoxication He Was Given - Propofol, Midazolam and the Role of Anexate
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New testimonies about what preceded the plasmapheresis to which Giorgos Mazonakis underwent, as well as about the actions taken after his collapse,
What was allegedly administered to the singer before the plasmapheresis – The testimony about propofol and the answers expected from the toxicology tests The post Mazonakis: What was he given before he collapsed? – Midazolam, Anexate and the mystery of propofol appeared first on Npress.gr.
Clinic employees describe what preceded and followed George Mazonakis' plasmapheresis, while toxicology tests are awaited to determine whether and what sedative substance he was administered.
The authorities are under the microscope on the procedure followed at the Kolonakis clinic before the collapse of Giorgos Mazonakis, with particular interest in presenting new evidence regarding the possible administration of a sedative.
A crucial part of the investigation into his death is now focused on the substances administered to Giorgos Mazonakis before plasmapheresis, as new evidence points to midazolam, without however closing the question of propofol. According to information from the website protothema.gr, the singer was allegedly administered midazolam for intoxication and […] The article What substances were administered to Mazonakis: Midazolam and Anexate under the…
New evidence comes to light after the testimony of an employee at the Kolonakis clinic, where Mazonakis died.
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