Non-insertion of Ileostomy bag after surgery: Mysuru Hospital, gastroenterologists told to pay Rs 8 lakh compensation
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Holding a Mysuru based hospital and its Gastroenterologists negligent while treating a patient suffering from Chronic Calcific Pancreatitis, the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Mysuru has directed them to pay a compensation of Rs 8 lakh to the daughter of the deceased patient.
The District Consumer Court passed such an order after taking note of the fact that the treating doctor admitted that they had not inserted Ileostomy bag to the intestine after conducting surgery on the patient, who died as a result of deteriorating health condition.
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