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Surgeon ‘used Swiss army knife to cut open patient’
A surgeon used a Swiss army knife to open up the chest of a patient in cardiac arrest because he claimed he could not find a sterile scalpel. The patient, treated at Royal Sussex County Hospital in ...
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Surgeon ‘used Swiss army knife to cut patient open as he couldn’t find clean scalpel’
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Surgeon ‘used Swiss army knife to cut open patient’
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Surgeon used Swiss army knife on patient 'as he couldn't find a scalpel'
A surgeon used a Swiss army knife to open up the chest of a patient in cardiac arrest because he claimed he could not find a sterile scalpel. The patient, treated at Royal Sussex County Hospital ...