Gynecologist Abraitis wants to return to work in secret patients’ filming

According to Sigita Gamulėnienė, a regional administrative spokeswoman, V. Abraitis’ complaint was investigated in court on Tuesday. The applicant disputes the applicant in 2024. In October, the Ministry of Health, which suspended the medical practice license and prohibited medical practice in accordance with the professional qualification of an obstetrician-gynecologist by 2025. March 20

« The applicant considers that this order has been adopted by committing material violations of the license procedure and must therefore be annulled, » the representative of the court described the substance of Mr Abraitis.

According to S. Gamulėnienė, the court plans to announce the decision on the complaint of V. Abraitis on May 26.

ELTA recalls that last week, the Kaunas Regional Court dismissed V. Abraitis’ complaint against the temporary insurance to work. In March last year, the Kaunas District Court extended this prohibition for half a year – until June 20.

In a criminal case that has reached Kaunas District Court, V. Abraitis has been charged with abuse, unlawful information collection of a private life.

According to the pre -trial investigation, the accused, Having acquired the license of an obstetrician-gynecologist, providing outpatient and inpatient health care services in public and private health care institutions in Kaunas, he secretly filmed patients during consultations.

According to the prosecution, the pre -trial investigation into these offenses was launched by another pre -trial investigation related to the suspected bribery and received data on videos stored on the accused’s mobile phone.

Vytautas Abraitis / Photo by Vytis Šulinskas, Freepik.com

It was established that from 2018 June to 2023 In June, about 20 patients of this physician were filmed. No data on the distribution of videos were received during the pre -trial investigation.

The accused has been temporarily suspended from office and has been suspended the right to engage in the activity of a obstetrician-gynecologist. The prosecutor’s decision to ensure the compensation of the victims is restricted to the property of the accused.

The indictment states that the doctor had caused serious non -pecuniary damage to patients by his actions, as well as the prestige of medical profession, the authority of medical institutions and the health system of the Republic of Lithuania.

Mr Abraitis, who has been accused of accusations, says that the information provided by law enforcement is very tendent and manipulative, without reality, he proposes to wait for the judgment.

The doctor’s case will be commenced in June in closed court hearings.