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The emergency doctor who was part of the staff that trained the Ghanaian footballer Raphael Dwamena, who died on the playing field in Rrogozhinë, said that the 28-year-old had arrived at the hospital with a "black code", i.e. without vital parameters.
The doctor made the comments through an interview in EuroNews Albania, where he said that the young man was given the right help and in record time, despite the fact that it was not possible to save his life.
He also added that it will be the forensic medicine that will have the final say on the cause of death, after the forensic expertise.
" The patient came to the hospital with code black, no breathing, no cardiac activity. It arrived at 02:10. We were alerted at around 02:00 and had taken all measures, but it was not reached. It was hopeless. The Rrogozhina ambulance has all the necessary tools.
We did reimaging, breathing, everything, we followed the medical protocol for these cases. It happened to him in the field, the forensic medicine has the last word, after the forensic expertise is done.
In my opinion, he was given the right help at the scene. It came in record time. It can't be faster than that, but when he came here he came without vital parameters ", said the Rrogozhina emergency doctor.
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