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Sign on the Clotted Spine

Author
Jeff Cannata/Anthony Carboni
Published
Wed 20 Dec 2017
Episode Link
http://wehaveconcerns.com

It’s usually OK to be proud of your work and lend your name to it. But most people would draw the line at signing their initials into the flesh of internal organs. Not Dr. Simon Bramhall of the UK, apparently. He pleaded guilty to charges that he etched his initials, “SB,” onto the livers of two transplant patients with an argon beam in 2013. Jeff and Anthony discuss whether this should be a crime at all, and what kind of person does it.


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Today’s story was sent in by Mark Nuhfer: https://arstechnica.com/science/2017/12/sb-wuz-here-surgeon-pleads-guilty-to-burning-initials-into-patients-organs/


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