The protocol drawn up by the EKAB rescuers who were called to intervene at the medical office on Karneadou Street on the fateful Wednesday (September 9), where Giorgos Mazonakis was undergoing plasmapheresis, is also considered incriminating for Ilias Theodoropoulos and Ioanna Gaka, as the official document concerning his transfer to hospital notes that the doctors refused to provide information about the patient.
According to ALPHA, the relevant document states, among other things, that there was essentially no assistance or cooperation from the doctors involved, who allegedly refused to provide information about Giorgos Mazonakis, while according to the report, they also concealed his identity, despite the fact that the late singer was the person for whom the emergency call had been made.
Specifically, the EKAB ambulance report, which was completed during the singer’s transfer to the “Elpis” Hospital, states, among other things, that “the doctors at the scene refused to provide information about the patient.”
At the same time, the document contains the following description of the condition encountered by the EKAB rescuers when they arrived at the Stem Cell medical office in Kolonaki: “Found without vital signs, CPR protocol at the scene by the doctor, 2 mg adrenaline administered at the scene, no BLS with AED use. The doctor at the scene established IV access and administered adrenaline,” while they also ticked the box indicating that the patient was not breathing.
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