A 22-year-old woman traveled to Rome to get a nose job, only to die before the procedure even began.
Highlights22-year-old dies before nose job begins; boyfriend films tragedy.Manslaughter investigation opened against two doctors at Rome clinic.Boyfriend’s video used in investigation; family demands answers.
Her boyfriend, who had previously been in the waiting area as Margaret started to feel ill, was invited into the operating room to see his girlfriend as she slipped out of consciousness.
Horrified, he began to film a short clip of what was happening.
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The moment Margaret became unresponsive, attempts were made to resuscitate her. Not long after, her condition worsened and she was rushed to Sant’Eugenio Hospital where she unfortunately fell into acoma.
She died three days later.
“The absurd thing is that it was a routine operation,” said Alessandro Vinci. “That a 22-year-old girl returns home in a coffin is unacceptable for the family.”
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They are requesting to know the circumstances surrounding Margaret’s death, using her boyfriend’s video in the investigation.
A case has been opened to potentially charge two doctors with manslaughter
The facilityreportedlyhad no documents, medical records, informed consent, or registration in relation to the procedure.
Additionally, investigators are looking into whether or not Margaret’s health was up to par prior to the procedure.
“The parents knew where their daughter had gone to have the surgery and Margaret had entrusted herself to an Italian surgeon,” stated Vinci.
“That facility should have provided guarantees but it will be up to the investigation to ascertain this.”
A postmortem examination is scheduled for this coming Friday.
Nose job procedures, also known as rhinoplasties, are known to be fairly safe procedures
According toMayo Clinic, the risks associated with rhinoplasty are small. The likelihood of facing any complications only occurs in 4% to 18.8% of cases. Life-threatening risks happen in 1.7% to 5% of cases.
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