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A 20-year-old woman in Thessaloniki suffered severe third-degree burns following a routine surgery on May 5, where she had gone in for the removal of a pilonidal cyst at Saint Paul’s Hospital. The young gymnast reported that her surgery turned into a nightmare, claiming that during the procedure, she experienced intense heat that forced her to grip the hospital bed in distress.
The complications resulting from the surgery have left the woman unable to walk since the procedure. She has been vocal about her ordeal, highlighting the severity of the burns, which posed a risk of extending to her genital area. An internal investigation is currently underway at the hospital to determine responsibility for the situation.
2 July
The young woman reported severe pain during her procedure, resulting in serious burns.
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