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Re: Bilateral dermoids From: Dr Eberhard Lisse (el@lisse.NA) Thu Mar 8 21:31:44 2007 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: =?windows-1251?B?z+7o8epf6O3i5fHy7vDg?=: "=?windows-1251?B?0/fl4e376SDq8/DxOiDQ4Ofw4OEw8urgIOjt4uXx8uj26DDt7fv1IO/w? =?windows-1251?B?MOXq8jDi?" Previous message: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: Bilateral dermoids" In reply to: Raymond Stephen: "Re: Bilateral dermoids" Next in thread: Andrew Folley: "Re: Bilateral dermoids" Steve, I do agree. Though, i don't work there, so I don't really know their sufferings first hand. But, as I wrote, I would have taken the cysts out under the "Best Interest of the Patient" doctrine. Remember the story about the second twin a few year's back? Where I felt I had to do a hysterectomy? During my court case against the Minister of Health about the shocking conditions in the Public Hospital(s) (which I won at High and Supreme Courts, but nothing much changed) the Permanent Secretary reported me to the Medical Council for this one. Got tossed out, of course, as the Medical Council had even issued a prior guidance in this regards (best interests). greetings, el on 3/8/07 11:56 PM Raymond Stephen said the following: > There is no doubt from the description that they were dermoids, and > washings and other hand-wringing grandma type fussing is just weasel > madness from an American system so stuffed up by the fear of > litigation that the patients suffer. If you had taken washings and > aspirated and then left them and had to go back afterwards for them > the patient would have been quite justified if she had sued you for > unnecessary surgery! > > I can't believe the absolute lack of clinical acumen and judgement > that seems to have come out of this thread. > > Steve Next message: =?windows-1251?B?z+7o8epf6O3i5fHy7vDg?=: "=?windows-1251?B?0/fl4e376SDq8/DxOiDQ4Ofw4OEw8urgIOjt4uXx8uj26DDt7fv1IO/w? =?windows-1251?B?MOXq8jDi?" Previous message: R. Daniel Braun: "Re: Bilateral dermoids" In reply to: Raymond Stephen: "Re: Bilateral dermoids" Next in thread: Andrew Folley: "Re: Bilateral dermoids"

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