WB Medical Council to initiate probe on a non-member
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KOLKATA: In a case of alleged medical negligence that led to the death of a young diabetic patient in 2014, the West Bengal Medical Council is now going to initiate probe in the matter. This comes after Kolkata High Court was seen recently reprimanding state medical council for delay in conducting the probe, which the council was holding on the grounds that the concerned doctors was not its member.
The case if that of one Neil Ghosh, who had been diagnosed with dengue and was admitted to a private hospital at Garcha area in south Kolkata in November, 2014. During the treatment, it was alleged that the doctor had administered intravenous glucose despite knowing that Neil was highly diabetic. This allegedly resulted in Neils creatinine level rising to 8.5. The doctor had then attempted dialysis but the patient slipped into coma. Patient was then shifted to another private hospital where he passed away on November 16, 2014.
The case if that of one Neil Ghosh, who had been diagnosed with dengue and was admitted to a private hospital at Garcha area in south Kolkata in November, 2014. During the treatment, it was alleged that the doctor had administered intravenous glucose despite knowing that Neil was highly diabetic. This allegedly resulted in Neils creatinine level rising to 8.5. The doctor had then attempted dialysis but the patient slipped into coma. Patient was then shifted to another private hospital where he passed away on November 16, 2014.
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