The Andalusian Health Service (SAS) has been ordered to pay more than 348,600 euros in compensation to a woman who suffered a stroke following a surgical procedure. The ruling follows a judicial determination that the patient experienced multiple instances of medical negligence during her care.
The presiding judge identified a lack of valid informed consent as a primary issue in the case. Furthermore, the court found that the health service failed to provide necessary resources, resulting in a loss of opportunity for the patient, and that delays in administering treatment significantly worsened her medical prognosis.
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