In the trial regarding Diego Maradona's death, doctors testified that he was categorized as a 'high-risk' patient who required extensive care. Maradona, who died at age 60 from cardiac arrest, was recovering from brain surgery and had a history of substance abuse. The testimony from Sebastian Nani highlighted disagreements among the medical team regarding his post-operative care. Seven healthcare workers face charges of negligence and potential homicide linked to Maradona's treatment, with discussions focusing on the decision to discharge him home rather than to a rehabilitation facility.
Sebastian Nani, head of cardiology, testified that Maradona was a 'high-risk patient who was experiencing withdrawal symptoms and required significant care.'
Witnesses criticized the decision to move Maradona to a home instead of a rehabilitation center, suggesting negligence by the healthcare workers involved in his treatment.
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