Today’s trial before the MO, where the trial of Rula Pispirigou.

The reason for the lawsuit was that the doctor told the investigator that the communication with “Caramandanio” took place after the contraction suffered by the girl in April 2021, and in court clarified that the communication was before Georgina postponed the episode. Thus, in essence, the professor confirmed the testimony of the doctors of “Karamandaniu” on this issue.

“I am suing for perjury and want a self-blame process initiated because this woman is trying to mislead by portraying my client as guilty. Please hand over the materials to the prosecutor’s office,” Al. Kougias said to the doctor. The witness examined Georgina before she was placed in Caramandeio and confidently testified in court that there were no signs of heart problems.

During the interrogation of Mr. Karats Al. Kougias, adhering to the defendant’s basic assertion that the child had a heart problem that had not been diagnosed, asked a professor of pediatric cardiology about the weight of the child’s heart.

The witness said that in medicine, weight does not matter, and Al. Kougia has to say that Dimitris Psarulis, emeritus professor of forensic medicine and toxicology, whom the lawyer says he invited to testify in court, seems to have a different opinion.

According to Mr. Kougias, “Normal weight, according to Mr. Psarulis, is 125 grams. With a heart weighing 47 grams, the baby was a potential candidate for death. Is he right in what Professor Psarulis, whom I will call to court, says?

Witness: The child had normal heart function, normal physiological dimensions, and when she turned to Onassis, her heart was examined and found to be normal.

Subsequently, Alexis Kougias, when presenting a report by British medical examiner Bernard Henry Knight, stressed that it said that the dead had more weight in the heart, meaning that the baby’s heart was lighter while Georgina was alive. “Georgina’s heart was a ticking time bomb,” the lawyer said, while the witness replied that Georgina’s heart was functioning normally and was of a normal size.

The prosecutor intervened at some point during the Q&A session where troponin readings were being discussed and whether the values ​​might indicate a problem.

prosecutor: Troponin was measured before his arrest, when he was admitted to the hospital, and it was zero.

Witness: More than enough! With zero troponin just a few days before the arrest and a normal electrocardiogram, it is clear that we do not have myocarditis.

At another point in the hour-long examination, when the lawyer mentioned another test to measure creatine kinase, the witness reacted by stating that it was a Third World test. The lawyer raised his voice, saying, “We are from the third world! This is how poor parents were treated! Don’t talk about the third world anymore! It was these doctors, whom you call the third world, who considered this important, and the answer came that instead of 18 – 30. He then asked the witness:

Kougias: Is this indication related to the heart?

Witness: No.

Ms. Karaca also mentioned therapeutic hypothermia during her visit, which Mr. Andreas Iliadis testified Georgina had experienced when she was transferred to the intensive care unit in Rio de Janeiro. As the witness mentioned, defending Mr. Iliadis’s scientific approach to the child, “If we don’t do hypothermia and sedation in such cases, then we are bad doctors. When someone has a circulatory disorder, microclots form, and we have a problem.”

Source: RES-IPE