Barry Magen of Kline & Specter. Courtesy photo
The plaintiffs alleged that during an operation to treat the decedent's liver cancer, one of the heated needle probes used in the procedure moved out of place and perforated her stomach.
November 26, 2024 at 12:43 AM
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A Philadelphia jury awarded $6.8 million to the estate of a 64-year-old cancer patient who died from an allegedly botched liver procedure.
The jury found on Nov. 22 that the patient’s death was a result of negligence from the Thomas Jefferson University Hospital physician who had performed the operation.
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