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After the death of a 6-year-old boy in Manicoré (AM), who had a reaction to a possible anesthesia overdose, the doctor Samir Mamede was withdrawn from his activities. The city council, which is located 332 km from Manaus, opened an investigation to investigate the death of Saimon Gabriel Freitas Neri.
The boy’s mother, Sandy Freitas Pantoja, positively evaluated the absence of the doctor, but with reservations. She and the boy’s father, Jailson Meireles, accuse the professional of medical malpractice.
“He was taken from the hospital and that’s a start. But he can still practice his profession. How many more families will this man end up with?”
Sandy emphasized that he is waiting for the Civil Police investigation to proceed. “I just want justice for the death of my son.”
She and her husband testified yesterday. The city police station continues with the witness hearing phase. THE Twitter He sought out the doctor Samir Mamede to transmit the accusations, however, did not receive a response.
Understand the case
Saimon Gabriel, 6, was admitted to the Dr. Hamilton Cidade Regional Hospital in Manicoré last week with a broken arm. Last Saturday (20), the doctor Samir Mamede performed the procedure to immobilize the child’s limb.
Three doses of anesthesia were not enough to complete the treatment. The doctor then, according to Saimon’s family, decided to apply general anesthesia.
Soon after, the boy began to show a reaction that culminated in his death. Sources close to the doctor and hospital said Samir Mamede called the reaction to the anesthesia a fatality.
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