Scalpel Blade Retrieved From Woman’s Abdomen 11 Years After Surgery in Murang'a

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Meria

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Doctors said the scalpel was found in the woman's abdomen and was lodged between the uterus and small intestines.
The scalpel had also blocked the uterus, thereby preventing the victim - Felistah Nafula - from conceiving.
Nafula said she started experiencing complications in 2012 immediately after the cesarean operation.
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Meria said:
Doctors said the scalpel was found in the woman's abdomen and was lodged between the uterus and small intestines.
The scalpel had also blocked the uterus, thereby preventing the victim - Felistah Nafula - from conceiving.
Nafula said she started experiencing complications in 2012 immediately after the cesarean operation.
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Meria said:
Pro bono
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Sawa sawa basi. I find it so hard to say no to such a handsome hunk as you…@Meria.
But keep in mind that “every good turn deserve another” and I will soon be calling for a favour.
I am thinking of hiking a ride with you to Kinshasa in your monstrous jalopy. Ok?


Right, She might have a serious claim of medical negligence.
But to establish medical negligence is no child’s play and is a long and tedious process.
She will have to prove that a Medical Malpractice, which is where a medical practitioner by an act of negligence deviates from standard procedures in the profession and thereby causes injury or death to a patient, did occur.

Knowing how confused the Kenyan Hospital records are, I wonder if she can even get to know who the Surgeon who performed the operation was, leave alone the guilty hospital, facts that have to be established.
 
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