Four doctors from the Karamandaneio Hospital of Patras testified on Thursday morning before the 18th interrogator, for the homicide of 9-year-old Georgina on January 29, 2022.
The hospital's chief anesthesiologist, Ioannis Hasapopoulos, testified in detail to the interrogator about the 55 dramatic minutes it took to resuscitate Georgina on the afternoon of April 11, 2021.
"We did the best we could medically and humanely for this child. The resuscitation was very, very difficult, it took a long time. For us, time is lost in those moments," Mr. Hasapopoulos noted.
"If we had not saved the child then, today we would not have all these developments. It would have been another sudden death," he said, describing the loss of the Daskalakis family's three children as a "definition of tragedy."
"At the time of resuscitation, we don't look at who is ahead or behind. What matters to us is only the resuscitation of the child and when we managed to revive him, our feelings were overwhelming," said Mr. Hasapopoulos.
As for the behavior of Georgina's mother and father, the doctor only noted that Manos Daskalakis was calm and Roula Pispirigou was silent, without however - despite persistent questions - going into details.
Two other pediatricians and a pediatric neurologist from his scientific team also testified.
For his part, the pediatric neurologist stated that the child was admitted to the hospital for a possible epileptic episode, without any pathological findings.
Georgina, according to him, was a cheerful and cooperative little girl who was well neurologically, however, she had a sudden relapse. Although he was not aware that this family had lost but two children, he said the first thing doctors look at in such cases is the possibility of a gene problem.
As for the 9-year-old's parents, he said: "I saw the mother worried while the father was not there. When we saw the child relapsing, we were all speechless," the pediatric neurologist said.
Source: n.gr
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