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Plastic Surgeons Negligence Results in Patients Death

By Owen, Patterson & Owen

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The state of New York has yanked the medical license of plastic surgeon, Dr. Michael Sachs, after being accused of negligence in the death of Kay Creagan, who died after a face-lift in 2005. Dr. Sachs is one of the state?s most-sued doctors and has been charged with four counts of negligence by the state Board for Professional Medical Misconduct. Cregan, a mother of two, went into cardiac arrest the morning after she underwent a nose job and face-lift in Sachs’ Central Park South offices. An autopsy by the city medical examiner found that the surgery was a contributing factor in her death on March 17, 2005.

Full post as published by Personal Injury Attorneys--Owen, Patterson & Owen on March 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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