The autopsy on Natalie Tanda, the little girl from Villanova Monteleone who died last February 8th in the Civil Hospital of Alghero, ended late Wednesday afternoon in Sassari.
The examination was ordered by the prosecutor Erica Angioni, in charge of the investigation file, and was carried out in Rizzeddu by the coroner Matteo Nioi of the AOU of Cagliari, in the presence of the party consultants Salvatore Lorenzoni, Francesco Serra and Francesco Riu.
The results of the autopsy, during which samples were taken, will probably be communicated in 60 days.
At the moment there are two people registered in the register of suspects who are defended by the lawyers Lorenzo Galisai and Giovanni Sechi.
The child's parents, assisted by lawyers Marco Costa and Romina Caula, have also appointed Stefano De Pasquale Ceratti, a medical examiner from Rome, as their consultant . The ASL, on the other hand, has not appointed any expert.
Eleven days ago the little 8-year-old girl suddenly disappeared, 48 hours after a tonsillectomy in the ENT department that seemed to have gone well . Then the sudden worsening and a hemorrhage that proved fatal despite the doctors' desperate attempts to save Natalie.
