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“Chaos” in the Operating Room: Patient Dies After Doctor Allegedly Removes Wrong Organ

The 70-year-old patient had been reluctant to undergo surgery before prosecutors said he bled out on the operating table.

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Florida doctor indicted after allegedly removing patient's liver instead of spleen in fatal surgery

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Surgeon Who Removed Wrong Organ From Patient Is Charged in His Death

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Florida doctor charged after allegedly removing wrong organ during surgery

A former Florida surgeon was indicted by a grand jury after authorities said he removed a man's liver instead of his spleen.

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Surgeon Indicted After Horrifying Mistake During Operation

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Doctor charged with manslaughter after removing wrong organ from patient

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Widow of Muscle Shoals man who died during botched surgery reacts to doctor’s criminal charges

“I’ve never talked to anybody that wasn’t shocked and just appalled and couldn’t understand how in the world it could happen. It has devastated my family,” she said.

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Doctor Allegedly Removes Wrong Organ In Fatal Mistake, Faces Manslaughter Charge

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Florida Doctor Faces Manslaughter Charge After Allegedly Removing Wrong Organ

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Bringing data to the operating table

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Florida doctor removed wrong organ from patient, who died on operating table, family claims

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How surgeons can help more patients—On and off the operating table

Surgeons have stressful, high-stakes jobs. Luckily, they receive years of academic and practical training to help them prepare. However, patients, the ones putting their lives on the line each day, don’t have that same training. So, it’s not surprising ...