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Mother Accuses Anesthesiologist of Fentanyl Use in Daughter's Fatal Surgery in Uruguay

Mother Accuses Anesthesiologist of Fentanyl Use in Daughter's Fatal Surgery in Uruguay

From El País · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Soledad Barrera's mother alleges anesthesiologist Inés Miralles used fentanyl during her daughter's fatal surgery.
  • The mother expressed intense anger towards the anesthesiologist, stating she would not be responsible for her actions if they met.
  • Soledad Barrera, a pediatrician, died following alleged medical malpractice during an operation.

The mother of Soledad Barrera, a pediatrician who died following alleged medical malpractice, has leveled serious accusations against the anesthesiologist, Inés Miralles. She claims Miralles was using fentanyl, a potent opioid pain reliever, during the operation that led to her daughter's death. The grieving mother expressed profound distress, stating, "What hurts me most is that my daughter had her on a pedestal." Her anger was palpable as she declared, "I hope I never cross paths with her because I won't be responsible for what I might do to her."

What hurts me most is that my daughter had her on a pedestal.

— Rosario BarreraThe mother of Soledad Barrera expresses her pain over her daughter's perception of the anesthesiologist.

Soledad Barrera, a pediatrician, passed away after an operation where the alleged malpractice occurred. The mother's statements highlight a deep sense of betrayal and a demand for accountability. The case brings to light concerns about the professional conduct of medical staff and the potential consequences of substance abuse in healthcare settings.

I hope I never cross paths with her because I won't be responsible for what I might do to her.

— Rosario BarreraThe mother of Soledad Barrera expresses her intense anger towards the anesthesiologist.
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Originally published by El País in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.