[ETCM]

Apparently, the mistake wasn't even noticed until the autopsy, where the examiner found the deceased was missing his liver, but still had a spleen.

After the procedure, Shaknovsky told Beverly Bryan, a nurse, the “spleen” was so diseased that it was four times bigger than usual and had “migrated” to the other side of Bill Bryan’s body.

In a previous wrong-site surgery in 2023, Zarzaur said Shaknovsky mistakenly removed a portion of a patient’s pancreas instead of performing the intended adrenal gland resection (cutting out tissue or part of an organ) at the same hospital.

This man's spleen is so diseased it looks like a liver!

[telescope115]

HE DID THIS BEFORE!?😮

[hinckley buzzard]

So he said.

[PLMerite]

[This man’s spleen is so diseased it looks like a liver!]

Good reason to get rid of it. Can’t have a bad spleen ruining your liver’s rep.

Sad. Rest in Peace, Mr. Bryan.

[Chickensoup]

So this is not his first error of major proportion.

[alexander_busek]

Apparently, the mistake wasn't even noticed until the autopsy, where the examiner found the deceased was missing his liver, but still had a spleen. p>Thank goodness the Pathologist / Coroner wasn't as incompetent!

Imagine if the Coroner's report had instead read:

"The decedent's body had mysteriously transformed into a large pot roast, with all the trimmings, and migrated into my refrigerator. But I proceeded with autopsy, and found no evidence of wrong-doing on the part of the surgeon. Also: It was delish!"

Regards,