Man who suffered brain damage to receive $2.9M because of restricted airway

By: Cathy Kingsley Special to the Countian June 25, 2009

A patient suffered brain damage while the surgeon was outside the operating room making a personal cellphone call, said the plaintiff’s attorney, Brian Fellows. His 50-year-old male client suffered from a lifelong throat disease involving recurrent, large, wartlike tumors called papillomas in his throat, which had been surgically removed four times previously. When the man went to ...

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