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Wrong-patient prostate cancer surgery costs medical group $12.25 million in malpractice case

Tony Leys, Des Moines RegisterComments Off on Wrong-patient prostate cancer surgery costs medical group $12.25 million in malpractice case

The Iowa Clinic admitted its doctor's error caused the wrong patient to get surgery, but the clinic's lawyer recommended jurors award just $750,000.

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