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Dr. Dieynne Saugo underwent a tracheoscopy procedure this Tuesday afternoon (1st) to unblock the airways that were 70% compromised. The statement was made by the patient’s family through social networks.
Dieynne has been admitted to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) since Sunday (31) after being bitten by a Jararaca snake during a bath in the Serra Azul waterfall, in Nobres, 151 km from Cuiabá (MT).
Dieynne Saugo underwent a tracheoscopy – Photo: Personal archive
According to Dieynne’s family, the doctor gave two options to try to improve the patient’s breathing. One was tracheoscopy and the other was intubation.
“As intubation would have a very high risk of developing pneumonia (which is not good at the moment), we opted for a tracheostomy, as a precaution, so as not to end up having to do any emergency procedures,” he explains in a statement.
After surgery, the doctor was admitted to the ICU again and is under observation.
Snake falls from waterfall and hits bathers in Nobres (MT)
Dieynne was touring one of the Nobres sights when the incident occurred. The snake fell with the waterfall and hit the doctor just below.
A video recorded at the time of the accident shows the doctor calling for help (look up).
According to the family statement, Dieynne was stung twiceand the injured places are swollen.
The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) was called and the family was found on the way to the hospital. She was sent to the Municipal Hospital of Cuiabá (HMC) to receive the serum and was later transferred to an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of a private hospital in the capital.
Serra Azul waterfall where a doctor was bitten by a snake in Nobres (MT) – Photo: Sesc Pantanal / Disclosure
In a note, Parque Sesc Serra Azul, responsible for the tourist attraction, reported that the inn’s health team was called immediately, provided all the guidelines and has been following the case ever since. In addition, a nurse and a doctor from Sesc Pantanal have been following the case since Sunday.
Some netizens criticized the lack of antivenom in the inn itself to address these incidents.
However, the State Department of Health (SES-MT) reported, in a note, that it is not aware of legislation that requires inns and spas near the Environmental Preservation Area (APA) to provide anti-pid serum in the event of an incident. with animal bites. poisonous.
“The antivenom serums are only available in hospital units with rear guard for possible complications, since the application of the compound must be done under medical supervision”, he explains.
The Park said that since its operation in December 2011, when the unit was opened to the public, this is the first time that an accident of this nature has occurred.
Sesc Serra Azul is an environmental park in the initial phase of implementation aimed at the ecotourism and adventure tourism segments.
