Bungling surgeon nearly killed patient by joining the wrong parts of their organs together

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Bungling surgeon nearly killed patient by joining the wrong parts of their organs together

An NHS surgeon has been struck off the medical register after nearly killing a patient by joining the wrong parts of their organs together during an operation. Dr Yasser Abdel Rahman made the critical error while performing emergency bowel surgery at the Royal Oldham Hospital in Greater Manchester. He connected the incorrect section of the small intestine to the stomach, an expert witness described as "as bad as it…