Doctor struck off after leaving patient in 'uncontrollable pain' following botched operation

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.

Surgeon struck off after wrongly connecting patient’s organs in botched procedure so wrong it was 'not known to man'  lbc.co.uk

NHS locum surgeon Dr Yasser Abdel Rahman has been erased from the medical register after an emergency bowel operation at Royal Oldham Hospital was branded 'not known to man' by a GMC expert witness

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