Salud Pública entrevisto personal medico participante en la cirugía donde falleció una joven

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00:00We were informed of the case that we are dealing with in relation to Cedillac,

00:05which is the center of plastic surgery in which Egan Contreras works.

00:09We were informed of a case and immediately we did everything necessary to investigate

00:16in what circumstances the death of that lady took place.

00:20That process is in development at the moment.

00:23We cited the actors. They were here this morning.

00:28We have the file, which we are analyzing from a medical point of view,

00:33and in a few hours we will have some preliminary information for the case.

00:43The medical director came, the anesthesiologist, the cardiologist,

00:47and we didn't think it was wise for Egan Contreras to come.

00:55He didn't come, doctor.

00:57But he didn't come because...

01:03But he didn't come because he didn't show up, because that's how you decided it?

01:13Doctor, the report that the medical team brought to him,

01:16didn't it indicate that the patient had a problem, a persistent disease,

01:20before undergoing the surgery?

01:24Before the surgery, everything was normal.

01:27The patient died 12 days after the surgery.

01:32There are complications.

01:34In every surgical procedure, there can be complications that are immediate

01:38and some that are long-term.

01:41In this case, we have to wait for the result of the necrosis

01:47of the Institute of Forensic Pathology, which they are working on,

01:50for us to give the definitive diagnosis for which the occision died.

01:56And when will that result come out?

01:59When we have the result of forensic pathology,

02:02then we bring Dr. Egan Contreras, we sit down with him, we talk to him.

02:07Because we, from the Ministry of Public Health,

02:11and in a very particular way, from this vice-ministerium,

02:14we have a particularity that when some of these events occur,

02:19we look for the measures to prevent them from continuing to happen.

02:23In fact, in 2020, we found a large number,

02:28and we have reduced that to almost the same expression.

02:31Because we don't just do a furious event,

02:35but we sit him down and see what the cause is,

02:38so that it doesn't continue to happen to him, so that it doesn't continue to happen to us.

02:41We saw that they took some measures in the center.

02:44Because I'm half an old man already.

02:46Not the center.

02:49Not the center. The surgical areas.

02:52Until then, we have the results of the necrosis,

02:56and the decision is made to keep it closed or keep it open.

03:01A piece of information that the relatives say is that

03:04she was subjected to several processes without her consent.

03:08The question, when you asked the interviewees,

03:12did they show you documentation that she had signed some kind of document

03:17that she accepted all these processes?

03:20We don't make an echo of that kind of information,

03:23but in the file is the informed consent,

03:27and each of the steps is also signed by the patient.

03:31Doctor, over the years, have other centers intervened for similar cases?

03:35We don't spend the whole year.

03:37Every time there is a natural event, as I say again,

03:41luckily God has reduced his minimum pressure,

03:44but every time we go, we intervene in the center,

03:48we look for the file, we bring the actors here,

03:51and we subject them to the same thing that is happening.

03:54That is not new, what is happening today.

03:56Doctor, how many times has the center of Dr. Contreras been intervened by the public health?

04:00I don't have that information.

04:02I really don't think we have done it.

04:05And at this year's level, how long has it been at this year's level?

04:10How many centers have been intervened?

04:12If you have the statistics.

04:14I can tell you that we have around 4 or 5 centers

04:17where we have had to close the surgical areas.

04:19There are two centers that we closed definitively

04:23with the help of the public health ministry

04:25because they were in conditions until they can correct

04:28or make a center that is suitable for the person to go.

04:31Here in the capital?

04:32Here in Santo Domingo.

04:33So that people understand, the public,

04:36what is the process that a center of this type must fulfill

04:40to operate in the Dominican Republic?

04:43We have an authorization regulation

04:45and that regulation has a series of steps that it has to fulfill.

04:48If it does not meet the 98%,

04:51to tell you a number of those that are asked there,

04:53the center cannot operate.

04:55Like which are some?

04:56You have to go to the page, we are on our page,

04:59and there you look for it and you will find all the requirements

05:02to enable a center.

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