Doctor fired for botched operation that wrongly connected bowel into stomach

The five-hour procedure meant that the contents of the patient's bowel would be deposited back into his stomach.

A doctor who wrongly connected a young man's organs, which meant his bowel contents were re-deposited into his stomach, has been struck off the medical register.

Dr Yasser Adly Abdel Rahman, an NHS locum surgeon, botched a surgery at Royal Oldham Hospital so badly that the patient's organs left were “not compatible with life,” a tribunal has heard.

An NHS surgeon has been permanently struck off after he nearly killed a patient by connecting the wrong organs during emergency bowel surgery. Dr Yasser Adly Abdel Rahman was found to have performed a "totally unconventional operation" that caused the male patient's bowel contents to pass into his stomach, leaving him