Who is Michael Vulfovich? Doctor reveals Lindsay Clancy nearly died after window jump
Dr. Michael Vulfovich testified about Lindsay Clancy's severe injuries and cardiac arrest during treatment.
Dr. Michael Vulfovich, an emergency medicine doctor at Newton Wellesley Hospital, testified that Lindsay Clancy had engaged in self-harm acts and nearly died. Upon being airlifted to Brigham & Women s Hospital, Clancy's blood pressure decreased and her pulse weakened, leading to a cardiac arrest. She required two sessions of CPR, including chest compressions and medication, to be successfully revived.
Clancy was found to be severely hypothermic upon arrival at South Shore Hospital, with her heart rate over 100 beats per minute and blood pressure below normal. She sustained superficial and full thickness lacerations on her wrists and neck, as well as spinal fractures and a burst fracture of the C-1 vertebra. The legal team argues that Clancy's condition was due to postpartum psychosis and she should not be held criminally liable.
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