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Mum-of-three Rita Payton, 34, fell victim to a cowboy clinic after she had surgery to remove a bump on the bridge of her nose nearly three years ago.
Her trauma and pain after the botched op left her housebound, jobless and unable to play with her then two-year-old son Kaleb.

Rita says: “After being anaesthetised in theatre, I woke up alone at midnight. I was lying in the dark on a cold bed and choking so much I felt like I was going to die because there was so much blood down the back of my throat.
“There were no nurses around and no notes at the end of my bed, so I stumbled to the toilets, looked in the mirror and burst into tears.
“I had congealed blood all over my face and it looked like someone had sliced the end of my nose off, with huge holes slit into my nostrils – nothing to do with the work I wanted done on the bridge. (más…)

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The parents of a baby who fell victim to the A flu in Granada have accused the paediatrician who attended her at the city’s Maternity Hospital of negligence in failing to detect the virus in time to save her life. It was confirmed last Saturday in a telephone call from the hospital that the cause of death was the H1N1 virus.

The parents had taken their 10 month old baby, Sheila, to paediatrics emergency last Thursday after Paracetamol had failed to bring down the high fever she had been suffering for more than 24 hours. They had previously found there to be no paediatrician on duty at their local health centre in Albolote that day.

They told Ideal newspaper that, despite their concerns over the child’s history of the rare epileptic disorder West syndrome, they were given instructions at the hospital to continue with the same medication, as well as medicine to help his breathing. The paediatrician is understood to have diagnosed a probable seasonal virus, telling the couple to return if the baby’s condition had not improved within the next 24 hours.

They returned that afternoon when her condition worsened, but the baby died in Intensive Care later that night after failed attempts to intubate her to open her airway.

The grieving parents, José Manuel Cortés González and Carolina Ribes Sánchez, have now contracted the services of a lawyer to claim liability for their daughter’s death.

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