[montag813]

Yes, the malpractice is what worries me. I read that he performed surgery on a patient THREE times without ever looking at her MRI

I read that too...in the National Enquirer. Haven't seen it elsewhere

[riri]

Is that a common practice? My husband had his gallbladder out a few years ago and when the surgeon showed up my husband asked something about looking at the scans and he arrogantly said something about not needing to look at them, he hadn't looked at them, etc.

We both thought it seemed really weird but now reading this, I wonder if it routine.

[Yashcheritsiy]

This story came out back in May, a few months before the Enquirer story.