The model and actress died on August 31 at the Italian Hospital. More details of the autopsy of the model’s body were known.
First details of Silvina Luna’s autopsy.
He Forensic Medical Corps determined that the causes of the death of the model and actress still remain to be established Silvina Lunawithin the framework of the investigation against Aníbal Lotocki. This was established in a 47-page report, signed by five professionals.
All of them indicated that the causes of death still need to be determined and indicated the different surgeries visible from the scars on Luna’s body as well as each of her tattoos.
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What the preliminary report of Silvina Luna’s autopsy says
According to the information published by Infobae, specialists from the Department of Thanatology of the Forensic Medical Corps explained that Silvina Luna had in the area of her buttocks “numerous nodular formations, ranging from irregular to others that are tapered and fusiform, whitish in color and even some of them stony”.
The doctors who performed the autopsy refer at this point to the “granulomas” that most of the people who denounced Lotocki have on their bodies. These are hard formations of different consistencies generated by a reaction of the body to a foreign body, in this case the injected methacrylate.
The report also clarifies an important point: several of these granulomas were found lodged in the left sciatic nerve, compressing it, which caused Silvina significant pain. It is also clarified that these hard formations were found not only on the buttocks but also on the thighs.
Elsewhere in the report, the forensic experts wrote that “nodular formations (granulomas) give the impression of replacing the bundles of gluteal muscle mass.”
Source: Ambito
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