:strip_icc()/i.s3.glbimg.com/v1/AUTH_59edd422c0c84a879bd37670ae4f538a/internal_photos/bs/2018/a/h/i8ykzlQ4SfES4GciFBxA/bebe-queimada2.jpg)
[ad_1]
The civilian police are investigating the case of a newborn who had burns of 1st and 2nd degree at Santa Casa de Misericórdia of Anápolis. According to the coordination report of the neonatal department, Yasmin Bispo Sousa was placed – right after birth – next to the hot water bags in a common cradle, since the heated ones were used in the unit of neonatal intensive care.
The case was held on April 30, early in the afternoon. In the beginning, the hospital worked with the possibility that the injury was the result of an infection – which was rejected by subsequent examinations.
The Santa Casa reported in a note that the hot water bottle was not placed directly on the patient's skin but around the patient's skin in order to warm it up. The hospital also said that, from the moment of the detection of the lesion, "he provided all the care to the patient and informed the family of what had happened".
However, Yasmin's parents, jobless production badistant Carlos Henrique Faria and housewife Sara Silva Bispo, claim that they were not immediately informed of what's going on. Is past.
"They told us that they suspected an infection and that they would do tests to find out what it was about." Then, after a few days, they admitted that it was not an infection. was a burn, they did not say it was themselves, they did not say anything at first, "said Carlos Henrique.
"My wife and I went to the intensive care unit every day, they did not let us see the wounds, they said that only the doctors could see, and when she was released on May 8, we were given the medical report saying that she suffered from the burn in the cradle "
The pictures made by the couple show the wounds on the baby's skin. As a treatment, the hospital said the bandages were changed three times a day. A doctor from the Burns Hospital in the city became aware of the case and offered treatment.
Contrary to what Santa Casa says, the parents also say that the health service did not help Yasmin's care. The combination would be that a nurse would help them every day in the bandages, but, in addition to sporadically claiming problems with the car, the woman would have stopped visiting the baby on the 38th day after delivery, when the wound has closed.
"She is our first child.From the first days of her birth, she cries of pain," says father.
Santa Casa claims that she was responsible for the partnership with the Hospital of Burns of Annapolis and that she "followed systematically after discharge, with periodic visits to patients. The total cost of drugs and equipment was the responsibility of the institution. "
Indignant at the incident, the couple reported the case to the civilian police on Wednesday (27), which ordered the taking of exams at the Instituto Medico Legal.The family also asked for justice.The case is taking place in the 4th civil court, with a value of R $ 60 000. The judge in charge is Danet Bartoccini
/i.s3.glbimg.com/v1/ AUTHOR_59edd422c0c84a879bd37670ae4f538a / photos_internes / bs / 2018/4 / x / TFfwiiQJ6VsqSZFrL0ow / bebe-quemada4.jpg "Rapport médical de la Santa Casa de Misericórdia de Anápolis sur bébé qui avait brûlé après avoir été placé dans un berceau avec des sacs d'eau chaude Photo: Fichier personnel)")
Medical report of the Santa Casa de Misericórdia of Anápolis
& # 39; Kitty & # 39; for treatment
Yasmin needs three different ointments, and each costs, on average, R $ 100 In addition to dressing with tapes, drugs cost more than $ 400.
No money to be unemployed, the parents of the baby had to seek the help of friends and loans.
Carlos Henrique said that he hoped to punish those responsible for the incident with the baby. He said that the couple wanted to go home "with the perfect girl, how she was born".
The baby Yasmin Bishop Sousa, who had burned after being placed in a cradle with pockets of water (Photo: Personal archive)
Source link
