The former chief of Sanepid Gorj was buried, yesterday, in the cemetery from Bucureasa village, Dăneşti commune.
Georgiana, his wife, posted a message on her Facebook page claiming that Adrian was killed by the incompetent system, and those responsible must pay: “The woman says her husband was killed by incompetence in the health system and that he will fight for the guilty to answer: “Now that I have placed my HERO in eternal rest, with the powers that are left to me and with the strong spirit that he transmitted to me, growing next to him from the age of For 22 years, I have been using this public network, I declare to you the following: I signed and assumed the risks of traveling to Bucharest for the patient Adrian Dobrin, did you sign and assume the risks for the equipment you owned? Adrian did not die, but was killed, and in the penal code it is called crime.
I promise I’ll fight, Adrian! “
The ambulance’s electrical system failed
Adrian Dobrin, diagnosed with COVID-19, died on Sunday in the Râmnicu Vâlcea County Emergency Hospital, after the electrical system of the ambulance transporting him to a hospital in Bucharest broke down, and the ventilator that provided him with oxygen could no longer function.
The crew of the ambulance switched to the patient’s manual ventilation and the car went to the nearest hospital, the one in Râmnicu Vâlcea, where a cardio-respiratory arrest occurred and Adrian Virgil Dobrin died, although he was resuscitated.
What does the nurse who accompanied Adrian Dobrin tell
The nurse Cristi Popescu, who had known Adrian Virgil Dobrin for two decades, accompanied him in the ambulance. He was strongly affected by the loss of life of the patient with whom he was in close relations: “At the entrance to Râmnicu Vâlcea, a problem appeared at the ventilator, which was discharged. I think because of the safety I later found out it burned. I passed his oxygenation on the balloon, 25 liters per minute. The dispatcher called. We decided to go to UPU Rm. Vâlcea, where it was connected to the Emergency fan. His condition was relatively as he had gone from 90-96 percent. He resumed his oxygen saturation, because in our country it had desaturated at 70-80, at the balloon and oxygen ventilation. He was put on the emergency fan. He recovered, after which his condition began to worsen by the hour. At 20.00 he went into cardio-respiratory arrest. I started resuscitation maneuvers with the staff there, but there was nothing I could do. I’ve known him for 20 years since he hired me. It’s unfortunate. I hope people understand that he is dying of COVID-19. Many young people have died lately. “
The reaction of the management of the Gorj County Ambulance Service
Constantin Mitroi, director of the Gorj County Ambulance Service, told “Adevărul” that the patient went into cardio-respiratory arrest two and a half hours after teaching at UPU Râmnicu Vâlcea: “Since the patient arrived consciously and cooperatively at the hospital from Vâlcea and it was in the same condition all the way, how could I say that the crew on the ambulance is to blame? The patient was transported safely until he was handed over to UPU Râmnicu Vâlcea. He went into cardio-respiratory arrest two and a half hours after being handed over to the UPU. If the death occurred during transport, then it was debatable, but since the ambulance crew had him under surveillance, the patient was conscious and cooperative along the entire route, and at the UPU he was taken in the same condition. When he was taken over by the UPU, the saturation was 90, and the saturation had started to decrease before entering the cardio-respiratory arrest “.
The fan had been repaired
Constantin Mitroi specified that the fan on the ambulance had been repaired. “Since the crew enters the shift, it has the obligation to check the equipment. Do not race if the equipment does not work. It could not be predicted that security would fail. No one told us that there were problems with the electrical system. There were problems with the fan, but it was repaired. The fan was under warranty (…) The fan worked. Even on March 1, I had a check on him and a retraining with the doctors on the ambulance. The problem was to ensure the current in the fan “, said Mitroi.
According to the director of the Gorj Ambulance, the crew was informed by the medical staff from the Târgu Jiu County Emergency Hospital, after conducting an investigation at the CT Scanner, that the lungs are 95% affected and that there are minimal chances to reach Bucharest.
Currently, several investigations are taking place by the Gorj Public Health Directorate, the Prefect’s Control Corps, the Department for Emergency Situations and an internal investigation. Also, the Prosecutor’s Office attached to the Târgu Jiu Court opened a criminal case for culpable homicide.
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