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"Maradona's heart functioned 38 percent, he had to stay in intensive care"

Did Maradona die of medical malpractice?

In Italy it is claimed that he was released from the hospital in a very bad condition, in Argentina it is reported: "His blood pressure was in the sky, in his house there were not even toilets"

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Tuesday, 01 December 2020, 18:39

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Could the life of Diego Maradona, who passed away a week ago at the age of 60, have been saved with more proper medical care?

As you may recall, the icon of Napoli and the Argentine national team died a few weeks after leaving the hospital following the surgery he underwent on his head to remove a blood clot.

According to La Repubblica newspaper, Maradona's physical condition was dire and he had to be in intensive care and not be released to his home, even though there was a medical staff supervising him, while the nurses who stayed at his home did not do too much to help him.

In Argentina it is reported that in Maradona's house in Tigre there were not even proper toilets, so he was forced to use chemical toilets.

According to reports, Maradona's heart, which stopped beating and led to his death, was only 38 percent functioning and his blood pressure was so bad that regular medication was not enough to lower it.

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Maradona with his personal doctor (screenshot)

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Maradona's personal doctor, Opoldo Luca, who is under investigation, cooperated with investigators and claimed today that death could not have been prevented: "He had some heart problems two months ago, but the situation was not worrying. He is the kind of person for whom such things could happen sooner or later. Did he have to have an ambulance and a resuscitation device outside the door? No. If so, a cardiologist would never release him from the hospital. If it was my father, he would still treat him the way I treated Diego. I treated him like he was my father. ".

The daughter of legendary former player Delma responded today to the moving gesture of Boca Juniors players in the last game against Newells, when they dedicated the victory to her celebrating the goals in front of the cell of honor where she sat (where her father once sat): "I did not know if I could be without him "I did not want to leave the cell empty. This sadness will not pass. I want to thank you for remembering him with so much love."

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