The Kyiv Court of Appeal changed the pre-trial detention measure for doctor Maryna Bielotserkovska, a defendant in the case of the death of Odesa businessman Adnan Kivan, from round-the-clock to night-time house arrest. This decision caused public outrage. And new testimonies from victims of treatment at the clinic indicate systemic problems at "Odrex".
The Kyiv Court of Appeal will today consider an appeal against the pre-trial detention of oncologist Maryna Bielotserkovska. She is suspected of improper performance of professional duties, which led to the death of businessman Adnan Kivan.
The Kyiv Court of Appeal will consider an appeal against the house arrest of oncologist Maryna Bielotserkovska, suspected of improper treatment of businessman Adnan Kivan at the "Odrex" clinic. The investigation believes that her actions and the actions of another doctor led to the patient's death due to sepsis.
The CEO of Odrex Clinic demanded apartment documents from the wife of a deceased patient to cover the debt for treatment. The man's death occurred after an operation which, according to independent doctors, was contraindicated.
"Wasp's Nest" – an investigation into the stories of patients of the Odesa clinic Odrex, where treatment costing hundreds of thousands of hryvnias ended in death, debts, and falsification of medical documents. Relatives of the deceased speak of aggressive financial pressure, possible medical errors, and systemic violations, demanding justice.
Odrex private clinic's statements about "pressure on business" and "corporate raiding" amidst the arrest of corporate rights appear to be an attempt to divert attention from the real scandal – the death of patient Adnan Kivan and the criminal proceedings against two doctors of the institution. Experts consider this rhetoric an informational maneuver designed to protect the clinic's reputation, which found itself in the center of public attention due to the scandal.
