The surgeon who attempted to save Princess Diana’s life after her fatal car crash in 1997 has shared his personal account of the tragic event. Dr. Jean-Pierre Maurette, who was on duty at the Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris, was one of the first medical professionals to attend to the princess after her arrival. In a recent interview, Dr. Maurette recounted the moments he spent trying to stabilize her, revealing the overwhelming sense of urgency and pressure as they fought to save her life.
Dr. Maurette explained that despite their best efforts, the severity of Diana’s injuries was too great, and her chances of survival were slim. He reflected on the emotional toll the incident took on him and his team, as they were fully aware of Diana’s global significance. Although the princess passed away that night, Dr. Maurette emphasized the professionalism and dedication of the medical team, who did everything possible in a tragic and unforgettable situation.
