Tubectomy camp controversy: Surgeon faces probe for leaving patients sedated in OT for 4 hours, says went for tea due to hypoglycemia
Nagpur: Brewing controversy, a surgeon in Maharashtra is under investigation for allegedly leaving his patients unattended in the operation theatre for four hours while he took a tea break. The doctor in question, was performing sterilization procedures at a government-run tubectomy camp in rural Nagpur when he claimed he had to step out due to a hypoglycemic attack.
The doctor was scheduled to conduct eight surgeries at a Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) in Khat, a village situated 40 km from Nagpur. These surgeries included seven tubectomies and one vasectomy.
Feeling unwell after performing four operations, the doctor requested a tea break, which the PHC staff was unable to provide. Driven by his medical condition, the medical practitioner, who is said to have diabetes, experienced hypoglycemia, a condition in which the body's blood sugar level drops below the normal range, and left for Nagpur.
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