Suing surgeon sorry for suffering but backs his work
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Surgeon Munjed Al Muderis says that every day wakes up thinking about what to do in a different way for a patient says said was doing everything to help. It's been a few years, but he didn't think of anything. He didn't remember that the patient told his husband that he had learned from experience. The surgeon filed nine lawsuits for insulting the Federal Court with a series of reports he claimed to have ruined his reputation And I've done everything I could do to help this woman." The surgeon filed a lawsuit with a series reports, which he claimed to have ruined his reputation and brought back prosthesis limbs for 20 years to slander nine of the federal court, publisher this website. The reports took part in Sydney Morning Herald and Yaş newspapers and released for 60 minutes in September 2022. Nine advocates the allegations as protected as journalism in the right or public interest. The company's lawyer, Dr. Matthew Collins KC, said he could send the patient for full body bone scan and Al Muderis would be harmful and give a misleading diagnosis up to year after surgery. The surgeon said he did not have infection in the patient's last client and that he did not remember any disappointment by his husband. Al Muderis, "I remember saying that he said he developed an infection, but the debate said 'Don't worry if you are sued,' Al Muderis said. He remembered that he was told not to take it personally. Munjed Al Muderis says wakes up thinking about what to do in a different way for a patient he says is doing everything to help every day. "He said 'Everything is about money, because I want him to stay with something when I die'," Al Muderis remembered. Collins previously asked the use of a "suction pump" to a different patient, which the surgeon said he was scientifically known as "vacuum sauce". The procedure was used to discharge the liquid, to alleviate swelling and close wounds. Collins reported that the patient was in pain and made a claim. "Vacuum dressing does not cause pain," he said and added that he did not remember the patient was in pain. When asked that the patient said did not use it again, he hurts too much, Al Muderis replied "If had told me that, I wouldn't have done it." The patient later wrote, complaining the surgeon complained his speeches were not satisfactory and he thought his concerns were not taken seriously. Al Muderis accepted as the letter said, but claimed it was wrong. He had a successful surgery, but unfortunately suffered from a recognized complication that he was warned. The surgeon said that he participated in the patient on time and manages his complaints and complications regularly. Al Muderis, "If he decided to decide to be treated by me, he upset me ... "I can't comment on people who give him other advice, can't comment on his feelings, only thing can do is to provide the patient best care, believe do it."