The Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments in a patient's medical malpratice case against a Boynton Beach hospital nurse who left a 4-inch section of tubing in a patient after colon surgery.
September 27, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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A patient left a Boynton Beach hospital with a 4¼-inch piece of tubing in his abdomen that was supposed to have been removed the day after his colon surgery.
In a subsequent medical malpractice trial, a Palm Beach Circuit Court jury found for the defendant, Bethesda Memorial Hospital. The Fourth District Court of Appeal affirmed.
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