03/06/2021 1:58 PM
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Updated 03/06/2021 1:58 PM
Ten official experts and another ten from part will meet as of Monday to start the interdisciplinary medical board that will be key in the cause that investigates the death of Diego Armando Maradona (60) to define if the death could have been avoided, if there was bad praxis, what role is each of the seven defendants and if there are more responsible.
Judicial sources reported that the medical board is
the measure that prosecutors are waiting to summon the seven defendants
who were notified as suspects of a possible "wrongful death", and they do not rule out that based on their conclusions, they add more accused on file.
Next Monday, at 10, will be the first day of a dissertation by the 20 experts that will be held at the Superintendency of Scientific Police of the Buenos Aires police, located on avenues 52 and 118, in the city of La Plata.
"We have to see what the dynamics of the board will be and what the experts agree on regarding the availability of days and hours they have. In principle,
the idea is that the board demands between 14 and 21 days
, but it can be delayed. We hope to have the final report in early April, "
a judicial source linked to the file
told
Télam
.
The team of prosecutors coordinated by the attorney general of San Isidro John Broyad, and made up of his deputies Patricio Ferrari and Cosme Iribarren, and the prosecutor of Benavídez, Laura Capra, notified last week the 24 points of expertise that the experts must answer and they gave the parties a week to appoint their own experts and propose questions.
What was Maradona's cardiological status, if his doctors should know him, if he was well or badly medicated, if the house in the San Andrés de Tigre neighborhood where he died on November 25 was the appropriate place for a home hospitalization and if the team to The charge of his health increased, due to his actions or omissions, the risks for the Ten, are the axes of the 24 items of the prosecution.
The diet that the former captain of the Argentine world champion team had in Mexico 86, the nursing controls, the coordination of the health team and whether the decision to remove the therapeutic companions that Diego had was appropriate, are other points of the expert opinion.
In their opinion to the experts, the prosecutors explain that "digitized copies of the IPP (Preparatory Criminal Investigation) will be extended to the intervening parties, fundamentally taking into account all the medical records and medical reports incorporated; the autopsy protocol and complementary studies carried out on the body of the victim ".
They also tell him to analyze "the surveys carried out by the Scientific Police Directorate; the pertinent testimonies received from health professionals; individuals and family environment; the result of the different analyzes of communications and instant messaging and any other element of evidence that is consider of interest for that purpose ".
Of the ten official experts, the first four are the forensic doctors who performed or witnessed the autopsy: the director of Forensic Medicine of the Buenos Aires police, Carlos Cassinelli;
the head of the San Isidro Medical Corps, Federico Corasaniti;
the head of the San Isidro morgue, Agustín Grimoldi Vázquez;
and the head of the La Plata morgue, Javier Grubisa.
The other six doctors are specialists in different disciplines:
Gustavo Di Niro, head of cardiology at the Central Hospital of San Isidro;
psychiatrists Enrique Gallego, from the Scientific Police Medical Corps, and José Luis Covelli, head of the Department of Legal Medicine at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA);
Carlos Damin, head of toxicology at the Fernández Hospital and head of the chair of that discipline at the UBA;
Hernán Trimarchi, head of the nephrology service at the British Hospital;
and Fernando Cairo, member of the Hepatology and Liver Transplantation service of the British Hospital.
The seven health professionals charged in the case are the neurosurgeon Leopoldo Luque (39);
the psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov (35);
the psychologist Carlos Daniel "Charly" Díaz (29);
the nurses Dahiana Gisela Madrid (36) and Ricardo Omar Almirón (37);
coordinating physician Nancy Forlini (52);
and the coordinator of the nurses, Mariano Perroni (40).
Luque's defense offered Antonio Martín Maya and Antonio José Maya as expert witnesses;
Cosachov, psychiatrist Aníbal Areco and cardiologist Ricardo Iglesias;
Díaz, to the psychiatrist Blanca Graciela Huggelmann;
and the doctor Forlini, to Mariana Flichman and Guillermo López Ávila.
The criminal lawyer
Miguel Ángel Pierri appeared this Friday as a defender of the head of nurses Perroni
and presented as experts for that defense two psychologists, Karina Catanzariti and Laura Fusca.
On the side of the complaints, the daughters Dalma and Gianinna Maradona, defended by the lawyer Federico Guntin, named cardiologist Sergio Víctor Perrone as an expert witness.
In addition to the experts, one of the three prosecutors who signed the file could appear as the observer of the meeting, according to a judicial source.
Maradona, the greatest figure in the history of world football, died at the age of 60 on November 25, 2020 at noon, in a house in the private neighborhood of San Andrés, in Tigre, where he was in a home hospital that is under investigation.
The autopsy determined that he died as a result of "acute pulmonary edema secondary to exacerbated chronic heart failure" and a "dilated cardiomyopathy" was discovered in his heart.
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