This man negligently dropped a dental tool into my windpipe while doing a dental implant. the tool lodged in my lung. I was under general anesthesia through the proedure. After only 30 minutes of anesthesia recovery he forced me awake, put my winter coat on me and with his secretary, walked me as far as his front door, and pushed me out while directing me to seek a radiologist for stupidly swallowing a dental instrument. I could not walk and fell to the sidewalk once outside his office. What's worse is there was a foot of snow. Fortunately concerned New Yorkers gathered and helped me into a taxi. I was awaken several hours later by my crying partner who saw my blood-stained pillow. he immed. called an ambulance, went to NYC Langone hosp. was quickly admitted and operated on to remove the tool from my left lower lobe of my lung.
WARNING!
This man is dangerous. I have no doubt that if this situation were repeated, priority ONE will always be, his hyde and fleeing from medical responsibility. Even worse, as severity increases to possible fatality, he will burn valuable healing moments, not to fix his mistake/s, NO, but to distance himself from blame in spite of the helpless patient who lay before him.
out of 5 stars
