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Bungling surgeon nearly killed patient by joining the wrong parts of their organs together

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Bungling surgeon nearly killed patient by joining the wrong parts of their organs together
GB News
GB News3 hrs ago
Bungling surgeon nearly killed patient by joining the wrong parts of their organs together
Bungling surgeon nearly killed patient by joining the wrong parts of their organs together  GB News
NZ Herald
NZ Herald7 hrs ago
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The Independent
The Independent20 hrs ago
NHS surgeon wrongly connected patient’s organs together in ‘bizarre’ botched operation
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Stuff
Stuff🏁 first to report1 days ago
Patient left paralysed after surgeon operated on wrong part of spine
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