The judge files the case of Silvia Idalia, who died after liposuction in Madrid

The judge considers that the doctors did not commit any imprudence and that the death was not caused by the aesthetic intervention. The 34-year-old woman was admitted to the hospital on May 6 after undergoing cosmetic surgery on April 29 at the CEME clinic on Thursday. establishes that he died of septic shock due “to type I necrotizing fasciitis (…) mediated by multiple germs”, which can cause death “despite correct treatment” The order of the head of the Investigating Court number 46, dated this Monday, decrees the provisional file of the case arguing that the conduct of the investigated professionals was “adjusted to the ‘lex artis'”, so that now there is room for the claim that could be made through civil or administrative channels. file an appeal both before the same court and before the Provincial Court. A 34-year-old woman in a coma after liposuction Operated on April 29, admitted on May 6 The judge details that The necessary steps have been taken to clarify the facts under investigation: the death of Silvia Idalia Serrano on July 31, 2022, after being hospitalized since May 6 for an infection she contracted after undergoing cosmetic surgery on April 29 in the CEME clinic. The 34-year-old woman lived in Palma and moved to Madrid to undergo surgery. In the days following the surgery, she called and went in person to consult with the doctors who operated on her because she had discomfort, until a week later she went with serious symptoms and was referred to the La Paz hospital, where she was in an induced coma and where she died. Following his family’s complaint, the judge in charge of the case charged two doctors from Ceme and the clinic itself with a possible crime of injury due to negligence in this case. Later, he charged a third doctor. Archive of the case Now the judge provisionally archives the case by not appreciating sufficient evidence of a crime, in a car in which he explains that the medical-forensic report carried out shows that Silvia Idalia died of septic shock due “to a type I necrotizing fasciitis, characterized by the destruction of tissues mediated by multiple germs”, which can cause death “despite the correct treatment established.” “It is a complication not derived from the intervention, but from a fortuitous condition after surgery and which is considered the most serious due to its high mortality,” he adds. And he stresses that the report concludes that “there was no defect in the surgical procedure or in the prescribed post-surgical treatment,” and that “both the procedure Surgical and medical conduct are considered appropriate to the “lex artis”. The magistrate has also denied, in a ruling dated this Monday, the request of the lawyers gados of the family of Silvia Idalia to join this process the complaints of nineteen other people allegedly affected by negligence in Ceme. At the same time, another Madrid court has on the table the complaint filed by the manager of the Ceme clinic, Rafael de Tena, against several alleged victims of malpractice whom he accuses of forming a group that has criticized the company in order to get money, legal sources have reported.