Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm: A Case Study - Emergency Medicine | Lecturio 

I'm sorry for your loss.

Survived a Type A Aortic Dissection 2 years ago. Still not out of the woods. AAA is 5.1 now I am living with so once a year I have a CT scan to keep tabs on it.

@@richardthomasmirabito4197 Please notice how a so called great cardio surgeon of South India deceived my ex-serviceman father to the most traumatic and painful death in his corporate hospital. Dear Sir, I need to know :- 1. Have you ever heard of any cardiologist who conducts double open surgeries of abdominal aortic aneurysm and bypass together with lots of high promises without discussing the risk factors ? 2.Have you ever heard of any surgeon who recommends certain surgeries, but don't mention in the prescription ?? 3. Have you ever heard of any surgeon who confuses the patient's attendant by tellling about the risks after taking full package amounts and completing all the formalities just a few hours before the OT ??? 4.. Have you ever heard of any doctor who says that the operation was successful, but the next morning he says that cholestomy will have to be done because of gangrene in the intestines . Surprisingly there was no trace of gangrene in their multiple test reports ???? 5. Have you ever heard of any doctor who says that he would apply a bandage worth Rs.40000/ on the deep wounds of abdomen ???? ?But they didn't really take such steps . 6. Is there any surgeon who leaves no name or signature in the medical documents handed over after death ?????? I don't know whether these malpractices are usual in Indian Corporate Hospitals . They applied five operations of abdominal aortic aneurysm, Bypass, Cholestomy, Treakestomy and Thoracentesis on a 74 year old man . Can you imagine , Sir ? I underwent all these tragic experience with a award winning so called top rating cardio surgeon based in South India . Is it not a blatant case of medical negligence ?