The Argentine Justice on Tuesday ordered the raid of the Olivos Clinic, where Diego Armando Maradona He was admitted shortly before his death, to clarify whether the star was operated there without regulatory pre -surgical studies, after contradictory testimonies were presented at the trial for his death. The search was ordered by the judges Oral Criminal Court (TOC) No. 3 of San Isidro at the request of the Prosecutor's Office after the declaration on Tuesday of the clinic director, Pablo Dimitroff.
In his testimony, Dimitroff presented some studies that he said had been carried out to Maradona before his last operation -by a subdural bruise on his head -, something that contradicted what was declared before the judges by the head of intensive care of the same institution, Fernando Villarejo, who last week said that he had not performed pre -procurement to the Argentine idol before the operation.
Beyond the contradiction between the two testimonies, part of the studies presented on Tuesday by Dimitroff do not appear in Maradona's medical history provided as evidence in the case, as confirmed to Efe the lawyer of Dalma and Gianinna Maradona, two of the daughters of the star.
A mural from Maradona and Messi in the Boca neighborhood, in Buenos Aires
In turn, the result of the test by COVID-19 presented by the director of the clinic before the judges shows that the result of the study was delivered on November 4, 2020 at 1:35 in the morning, that is, several hours after the operation was completed, which took place the previous day.
After the request of the Prosecutor's Office to pave the Olivos Clinic, the Court unanimously resolved “the computer registration in paper and magnetic support, of any documentation that exists on the treatment and hospitalization (income) of Mr. Maradona between November 3 and 11, and in relation to the accused,” said its president, Maximiliano Savarino. In addition, the judges gave rise to two other measures requested by the Prosecutor's Office: the inclusion of new witnesses to the case and a caress between Dimitroff and Villarejo.
Maradona could have self -colored behaviors
In his testimony on Tuesday, the director of the clinic also said that Maradona had self-collons, altered sleep-vigilia cycles and did not meet the taking of medication, reasons why he advised at the time a household hospitalization. “It seemed to us that the home was not the right place for the continuity of the treatment that had begun in Olivos Clinic with the drain of the bruise,” he added, in reference to the controversial decision to move the star, he continued its treatment in a house after leaving the clinic.
Maradona died two weeks after leaving the Olivos Clinic, on November 25, 2020, within the framework of a home hospitalization in a private residence in the Tigre neighborhood, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.
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