A Pennsylvania man's 2018 vasectomy ended in complications and the loss of a testicle; eight years later, an appeals court has upheld a roughly $9.5 million malpractice verdict against his doctor and practice
- A Pennsylvania appeals court has upheld a multi-million-pound medical malpractice judgment against a urologist and his medical practice after a routine vasectomy led to the surgical removal of a patient's testicle.
- The Superior Court of Pennsylvania upheld the trial court's decision to award damages to Matthew Brennen and his wife, Lisa Brennen, following a jury verdict in Fayette County.
- The lawsuit arose from a surgical procedure performed in October 2018 by Dr Jason A.
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- A Pennsylvania appeals court has upheld a multi-million-pound medical malpractice judgment against a urologist and his medical practice after a routine vasectomy led to the surgical removal of a patient's testicle.
- The Superior Court of Pennsylvania upheld the trial court's decision to award damages to Matthew Brennen and his wife, Lisa Brennen, following a jury verdict in Fayette County.
- The lawsuit arose from a surgical procedure performed in October 2018 by Dr Jason A.
Sources: Times of India