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Air Force Admits Botched Surgery
FOX40 NewsThe family of a Beale Air Force Base airman whose legs were amputated says Air Force Officials told him that mistakes were made. Colton Read went into the David Grant Medical Center at Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield to get his gallbladder removed. The...Tags: Surgery, Justice System, Malpractice, Gallbladder, Health
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Your Responses On Colton Read's Double-Amputation
![<b>K Sears, via e-mail:</b> "My husband is soon to be a medically retired disabled veteran. He began as an enlisted infantry soldier in 1989 and served his 3+ years. He went back into the Army as an Army Nurse Corps officer in 1998 and went on to achieve the rank of MAJ. During this time, thoracic back problems plagued him from his prior enlisted service. He continued to work, while in pain on a daily basis. In 2007, 2 weeks prior to a voluntary deployment, he was evaluted by a VA Neurosurgeon for those symptoms and was then "referred out" to a civilian specialist for further evaluation.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-07/48262669-24121623-187105.jpg "<b>K Sears, via e-mail:</b> "My husband is soon to be a medically retired disabled veteran. He began as an enlisted infantry soldier in 1989 and served his 3+ years. He went back into the Army as an Army Nurse Corps officer in 1998 and went on to achieve the rank of MAJ. During this time, thoracic back problems plagued him from his prior enlisted service. He continued to work, while in pain on a daily basis. In 2007, 2 weeks prior to a voluntary deployment, he was evaluted by a VA Neurosurgeon for those symptoms and was then \"referred out\" to a civilian specialist for further evaluation.")
K Sears, via e-mail: "My husband is soon to be a medically retired disabled veteran. He began as an enlisted infantry soldier in 1989 and served his 3+ years. He went back into the Army as an Army Nurse Corps officer in 1998 and went on to achieve the...Tags: Comedy (genre), Surgery, U.S. Army, Criminals, Career and Workplace
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Military Malpractice Bill Would Help Airman Amputee
FOX40 NewsCongressman Maurice Hinchey of New York is following the case of a young Airman whose legs were amputated after a gallbladder removal procedure was apparently botched. 20 year old Colton Read is in intensive care at the U-C Davis Medical Center in...Tags: Surgery, Gallbladder Removal, Justice System, Malpractice, Gallbladder
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Air Force Has No Answer On Airman's Career Following Botched Surgery
FOX40 NewsThe United States Air Force is answering questions lingering in the wake of a botched medical surgery that left a 20-year-old airman without his legs. 20-year-old Colton Read remains in intensive care at the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento after...Tags: Surgery, Texas, Career and Workplace, U.S. Air Force, Health
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My ramekin overfloweth
Dining@LargeShallow Thought Wednesdays guru John Lindner wants some ketchup. Is that too much to ask? LV Large scale disasters, like freak weather events, blogger retirements and national elections, devastate us in groups. But the small afflictions we bear alone........Tags: Ketchup, Disasters
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Military medical malpractice: Seeking recourse
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterMinutes after routine surgery for acute appendicitis in October 2003, Staff Sgt. Dean Witt, 25, was being moved to a recovery room at a Northern California military hospital when he gasped and stopped breathing. -------------------- FOR THE RECORD:...Tags: Surgery, Los Angeles Times, Texas, Local Government, Antonin Scalia
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OHRP letter reinstating JHU MPA with restrictions
Office for Human Research Protections 6100 Executive Boulevard, Suite 3B01 National Institutes of Health (MSC 7507) Rockville, Maryland 20892-7507 July 22, 2001 Edward D. Miller, M.D. Dean and Chief Executive Officer Johns Hopkins Medicine The Johns...Tags: Maryland, Rockville (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania), Science, Heads of State, Medical Research
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The Delicate Art of the Rifle
TIMES STAFF WRITERFriday May 28, 1999 Without a doubt, "The Delicate Art of the Rifle," low on budget, high on imagination, is one of the best American independent pictures of the past year or so. Sadly, recent events have made it timelier than ever. It is...Tags: Movies, Juvenile Delinquency, University of Texas at Austin, Firearms, Social Issues
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