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NHS surgeon is struck off after he almost killed a patient by connecting the wrong parts of their organs together

  • Posted on August 3, 2026
  • By Daily Mail
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  • 1 min read
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A tribunal has revoked the medical license of Dr Yasser Abdel Rahman following a critical surgical error at The Royal Oldham Hospital. During an emergency bowel procedure, the surgeon mistakenly anastomosed the incorrect intestinal segment to the stomach, creating a life-threatening complication for the patient. This case highlights serious concerns regarding surgical protocol adherence and patient safety in emergency operating rooms, raising important questions about quality assurance in NHS hospitals.

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NHS surgeon is struck off after he almost killed a patient by connecting the wrong parts of their organs together
NHS surgeon is struck off after he almost killed a patient by connecting the wrong parts of their organs together

Dr Yasser Abdel Rahman was performing emergency bowel surgery at The Royal Oldham Hospital when he connected the wrong part of the small intestine to the stomach, a tribunal heard.
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