Pispirigou test: Doctor Iliadis referred to Munchausen syndrome

The radical expressed when he recalled the moment he was informed by Rula Bisbrigo that while taking the family history, only two children had died.

The next major point of the hospitalization of the girl Georgina in the Children’s Intensive Care Unit of the University of Patras General Hospital is being considered by the judges in the trial with the accused Rula Bisbrigo.

Andreas Iliadis, director of the Children’s ICU of Patras University General Hospital, was on the witness stand.

As he left the courtroom, the defendant carefully followed the witness’s testimony until the moment he mentioned Munchausen syndrome. Georgina’s father, Manos Daskalakis, was present at the hearing today, following the crucial testimony closely.

The intensive care specialist described the girl’s resistance as “rare and sudden in children” and described the critical times of the child’s transport. “Little Georgina was intubated with the anesthetist, Mr. Hassapopoulos. I saw great tension on the doctor’s face as he gave us the first information. He wished us good strength and we felt his intensity.

In the next few minutes he addressed the criticism of the incident: We realized that this was a very serious incident. It was a sudden thing. As a hospitalized child, there was no forewarning of any sudden event. We also received information that two more members of the family have died. We got more information like how long CPR was done.”

“We found a normal cardiogram. Usually children have ‘explosive’ symptoms when they have a heart attack. Here, we got a steady picture from the cardiogram as the hours went by,” Sahitya said.

“It was a dramatic night,” the witness said, adding that the baby was confirmed at 5am to “grieving parents” who expected “we will fight, we will be by your side”.

The radical expressed when he recalled the moment he was informed by Rula Bisbrigo that while taking the family history, only two children had died.

Malena’s death was attributed to liver failure, according to “Mrs Baca, a well-known pediatric oncologist”. “I talked to her a couple of times and she told me that she doesn’t believe it’s liver failure. It’s important to me how I proceed and how long I want to extend the investigation of the patient. If he has liver failure, I don’t put him in cardiac disease,” he said, adding that liver failure is the cause of liver failure. Babies don’t die suddenly.

“My mind went straight to sudden death syndrome,” he said, referring to Iris’ death.

His next move, “the famous genetic test began”, Mr. Onassios. Papagiani’s Arrhythmia specialist is a conversation with a colleague. A serious specialist described the doctors who handled Georgina’s case as the country’s “cream of the crop”. “We turned to Mr. Anastasakis who begged us not to take the money because there was no money in the family. It was a very expensive operation, but Anastasakis succeeded and did it,” said Mr. Iliads added.

It is worth noting that now, the doctor first expressed concern about the defendant’s behavior after the child’s seizure leading to encephalopathy. In fact, he put on the table the possibility that the mother had Munchausen syndrome by proxy. At this exact point, the defendant left the courtroom the moment the witness began to explain the particular disorder.

“The reports of ‘mani’ being two sudden deaths and suspensions, liver failure didn’t convince me,” the doctor said, explaining how he began to think it was Munchausen syndrome by proxy.

“I had to consider whether a caregiver with knowledge of nursing would want to gain knowledge in this field. Usually it’s people who have problems in the mental world, but it’s not about me. My goal is to protect the child because this is child abuse. with symptoms of suffocation. There are red flags that shook me,” said Mr. said the Iliads.

The parents, as he described, responded to a psychiatrist’s examination. “Georgina’s parents told me they didn’t want this kind of intervention. I want to mention one thing. We had a discussion during Mrs. Ciola’s visit to the intensive care unit. Georgina’s mother was listening behind the door. When the door opened, she said, “Mr. Iliadis, I heard everything.” With my colleagues I I told her she didn’t care what I said.”

The doctor said he expected the parents to come in “like raging bulls” after that office, and they didn’t.

Mr. Roulas Pispirigou is being sued by his family. Iliadis said he did not want the child to return home “even in doubt”.

When the child was discharged and stabilized he returned home, Mr. Iliopoulos kept in touch with his mother via Viber.