Man Goes to Hospital for Circumcision, Wakes Up Without a Penis

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Andy Cush - Gawker


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A medical malpractice suit filed in Birmingham, Ala. claims that doctors at an area hospital amputated a man's penis without his consent while he was unconscious for a circumcision.

The suit names the hospital, Alabama Urology Centers, and two doctors as defendants, and alleges that the cock-chopping happened last month.

From AL.com:


"When the plaintiff ... awoke from his aforesaid surgical procedure, his penis was amputated," according to the lawsuit. The plaintiffs "never gave consent for the complete or partial amputation of (his) penis."

The man claims he was never given a specific reason why his penis was amputated, only that doctors apparently made the decision after complications with the procedure. He reportedly "suffered additional/extended pain and suffering during his recovery," — which, yep, makes sense — and his wife alleges loss of consortium.

[PorkChopSandwiches]

"the cock chopping" is that the medical term?

[FBD]

if you didnt have that shit done when you were born, why in the fuck would you have it done now???

[Hal-9000]

OH MY.....I wonder how much a chopped penis is (without consent) in settlement money? :-k

[deebakes]

poor hal :(

[Teh One Who Knocks]

FOX News


A judge has ruled to dismiss a lawsuit claiming a man went in for a circumcision and awoke in the hospital with his penis amputated, MyFoxAL.com reported.

Judge Jim Hughey III said he will allow the plaintiff's attorney to review 3,000 to 4,000 pages of his client's medical records. The plaintiff's legal team will have 30 days to submit an amended complaint after reviewing the medical records.

Hughey added that the court will address a motion for sanctions against the plaintiff's attorney at a later date.

Last week, an attorney for two Alabama doctors named in the suit filed a motion seeking to dismiss the claims.

Attorney Mike Florie said his clients, Dr. Michael Bivins and Dr. Alan Aikens, never performed a circumcision on plaintiff Johnny Lee Banks Jr. that involved the removal of tissue or the amputation of the man's penis. He said the suit's claims are false.

Banks' attorney, John Graves, filed the lawsuit on July 22, accusing the doctors, Princeton Baptist Medical Center, Urology Centers of Alabama, and Simon-Williamson Clinic of malpractice, negligence and other wrongdoing. It seeks an unspecified amount of money.

[Hal-9000]

so the dick reared his ugly head after all?