U.K. surgeon accused of branding patient's liver

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U.K. surgeon accused of branding patient's liver
QMI Agency
First posted: Tuesday, December 24, 2013 10:30 AM EST | Updated: Tuesday, December 24, 2013 10:38 AM EST
A British doctor has been suspended for allegedly branding his initials on a patient's liver.
The surgeon worked at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, located in central England, the BBC reported Tuesday.
The doctor's initials were reportedly found by a colleague during another operation.
The doctor has been identified in British media reports as 48-year-old Simon Bramhall. His website says Bramhall has been a consultant surgeon at the hospital since 2002.
"I am hoping this is just a mistake, I don't know what would possess someone to do that to another human being," an inside source told the Telegraph newspaper.
Experts told the newspaper the branding may have been done using a beam of argon gas, which would leave a superficial burn and would not be harmful to the organ.
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U.K. surgeon accused of branding patient's liver
QMI Agency
First posted: Tuesday, December 24, 2013 10:30 AM EST | Updated: Tuesday, December 24, 2013 10:38 AM EST
A British doctor has been suspended for allegedly branding his initials on a patient's liver.
The surgeon worked at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham, located in central England, the BBC reported Tuesday.
The doctor's initials were reportedly found by a colleague during another operation.
The doctor has been identified in British media reports as 48-year-old Simon Bramhall. His website says Bramhall has been a consultant surgeon at the hospital since 2002.
"I am hoping this is just a mistake, I don't know what would possess someone to do that to another human being," an inside source told the Telegraph newspaper.
Experts told the newspaper the branding may have been done using a beam of argon gas, which would leave a superficial burn and would not be harmful to the organ.
U.K. surgeon accused of branding patient's liver | World | News | Toronto Sun

A British doctor has been suspended for allegedly branding his initials on a patient's liver.
What kind of narcissists have the British become?
 

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As fun as it is to tease BL about Brits and their insane egos, I recall a story about an American doctor who carved his initials in a woman's uterus.