Preliminary information indicates that the case concerns the amputation of a leg of one of her patients who suffered from thrombosis. The girl, who was admitted to the nephrology department at the end of the year before last with glomerulonephritis, faced arterial thrombosis, which led the surgeon to decide on the amputation of her right leg up to the thigh. However, her parents took the girl to Turkey, where the limb was ultimately removed.
The detention of the well-known doctor has raised serious concerns among medical professionals and has sparked widespread public resonance. "This event has negatively impacted the moral and psychological atmosphere within the team and raises anxiety among patients and specialists, considering this doctor's significant contribution to the development of healthcare and specialized assistance," the video appeal states.
"We, the employees of the National Center for the Protection of Motherhood and Childhood, urgently ask you to support an objective review of the case of our esteemed doctor, transplant surgeon, and chief freelance pediatric nephrologist Nasira Beishenbaeva, who has made a substantial contribution to pediatric nephrology in our country. She is a highly qualified specialist and actively participates in the development of strategic documents of the Ministry of Health on pediatric nephrology and transplantology," the appeal states.
The center's employees request that consideration be given to measures not related to Beishenbaeva's detention, emphasizing that she cares for her two small daughters and looks after her elderly mother, posing no threat to society. The appeal from the employees of the National Center for the Protection of Motherhood and Childhood reads: "We hope for an objective, comprehensive, and fair consideration of the situation in accordance with all the norms of our country's legislation. We ask that this case be taken under personal control. We believe that justice and humanism should remain the fundamental values of our state. We hope that the voice of the medical community will be heard," the employees of the National Center for the Protection of Motherhood and Childhood concluded.
