[Sad news] Surgeon “Oh I forgot to remove the wire in my heart.

In Osaka, Osaka, at a hospital in Neyagawa City, in November 2017, due to a medical error in which you forgot to remove the catheter wire unemployed in the city, at the time Hiroshi Suzuki = at the time (69) = an accident A documentary of a male doctor (71) of "Neyagawa Ikuno Hospital" (the same city) who forgot to remove the wire on suspicion of lethality. A male doctor (47) of "Myung Hospital" (Mitsushima Ward, Osaka) also sent documents on suspicion that he pulled out the wire and died without taking appropriate measures. According to a report sent by a doctor at Neyagawa Ikuno Hospital, a stainless steel wire was pulled out in November 29, when a catheter was inserted into Suzuki's body. A suspect at the Akio Hospital doctor's office reportedly allegedly injured Suzuki's heart and killed him in February 30 when he pulled the wire by hand without taking appropriate measures such as surgery. The police have not revealed the approval of the two. According to the investigation section 1, Suzuki is diagnosed with pneumonia at Neyagawa Ikuno Hospital and inserts a wire to guide the catheter from the groin. It is necessary to immediately pull out the wire after the insertion of the catheter is completed, but the doctor of the hospital who was sent the document said, "(Suzule's) 's condition deteriorated and I thought that I pulled the wire while doing the treatment It is explained that. The doctor also said that although the chest radiograph taken after inserting the catheter showed something like a wire, he thought that the medical tube used in another treatment was in the body and did not conduct a detailed examination. Mr. Suzuki then transferred to Akio Hospital. A doctor at Myo Hospital found a wire inside the body with a roentgen and pulled it out by hand, but Mr. Suzuki suddenly changed his body and died. The prefectural police concluded that two doctors had made mistakes and killed Mr. Suzuki. ※ Excerpt from the link below. The continuation is source https://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20190801-00005091-san-soci Related article document.write(” + ”);