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1. The surgeon performed cholecystitis surgery without reading the CT map.
2. The mother, whose condition rapidly worsened, died 5 months after surgery.
3. Start a medical lawsuit. Even other doctors admit negligence, judge says “patient will die anyway”, family loses case
4. The victim’s family cannot appeal due to tens of millions of won in legal fees, and they have to pay the hospital’s legal fees as well.
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‘Medical negligence’ is correct: z “The patient will die anyway”
Reporter Woon Jeong-hye
Entered 20-9,12 25 735 AM Modified 2019.12,25 8-12 AM
Article Humanities
This is the first appraisal issued by the Medical Association.
“The surgery the patient underwent had nothing to do with gallbladder cancer treatment and was of little help.”
“It was simply the doctor’s negligence to not check the CT reading,” he explains. “It is not an emergency.”
The second emotional statement is, “It is not at all normal or common sense.”
It was stated that “performing the surgery without looking at the CT readings was a clear mistake that cannot be explained by any excuse.”
Even the doctors who told him to push his arm inward admitted to the doctor’s negligence, but Mr. Cho recently lost the case.
The court acknowledged negligence, saying, “Even though there was sufficient time, the tumor surgery was performed without checking the CT results at all.”
“The patient’s cancer is already at a very advanced stage, so it is difficult to say that the survival period is shortened because of the surgery,” he said.