Shahapur Hospital Surgery Mishap: Doctors Perform Circumcision Instead of Leg Operation
In Shahapur, Maharashtra, a government hospital performed an incorrect surgery on a nine-year-old boy, operating on his private part instead of his injured leg. The boy's parents have filed a complaint, prompting both a police investigation and a medical inquiry. Hospital authorities defend the necessity of the procedure.
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In a startling incident of medical negligence, doctors at a government hospital in Shahapur, Maharashtra, mistakenly performed a circumcision on a nine-year-old boy when he was brought in for a leg injury surgery.
The parents of the boy, who resides in Thane district, have filed a complaint with the local police. Despite no formal case being registered yet, authorities have assured a thorough investigation into the matter.
The boy was initially admitted due to a leg injury sustained while playing, but doctors later conducted a circumcision, citing an issue of phimosis. Hospital representatives defended the action, attributing a lack of communication to the confusion.
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