gallbladder surgery gone bad, liver cut,almost died

I had gallbladder removed. My liver was cut during prodeedure...I died 3 times...several years later my liver ruptured...had surgery again to help resolve...now several years later I am having swelling and tightness over my gallbladder...how should I move forward.

Hi my partner Is 31 going threw the same what the name of the surgeon in the raddcliff please?

I had my gb removed 10 days ago..my liver got cut and I lost so much blood that I had to have 3 blood transfusions...

I had my perfectly functioning gall bladder removed on 12-14-11. I too suffered a very large bile leak, and ended up back in the hospital a few days later. Collapsed lung, septic shock, blood infusions, iv nutrition, drains, stent by ERCP, abscess 9n my liver...it was so traumatic, I honestly believed I was going to die.

Six years later, I am still suffering from life-threatening sepsis and bacteremia. I have polycystic liver and kidney disease, so it is even more complicated. Six years of all imaging available, and still no source has been found. I am now starting to fail antibiotics...and my infections are getting more aggressive, and more resistant. Any infection I get now could be my last.

I am on the liver transplant list at UCSD in San Diego, but my MELD score is much too low to get a liver in time to save my life. I am now waiting to be listed for live donor transplant at USC.

My original surgeon told me that I wouldn't be going through any of this, if he hadn't given me the bile leak...people whose quality of life has been so radically affected should have legal recourse. None of us chose this...we should be compensated for our suffering, loss of wages, etc.

I don't know where to start, but am going to try and find an attorney willing to take the case. I tried getting an attorney to represent me when this all started happening, but no one wanted to take my case, as the surgeon was a celebrated transplant surgeon, and the hospital covered for him.

I for one would like to see justice done in these cases. Any suggestions?

I went to have my gallbladder removed,and a similar incident happened On Dec.7my life changed I went back in three months later,and they have put metal stints on.It has been a long road back.,and I still swell up

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My grandma went into surgery on April 2 2018 to remove gall bladder she was 70 yrs old she was suppose to come home same day they kept her over night cuz she was in a lot of pain so they givin her a lot of pain meds so tues the 3rd still in pain and her blood pressure was droppin they checked that every 4 hrs and still the same on the 4th she couldn’t really move so the 5th they decided to run test in the am They found leakage and said around 4 pm they was gonna come and take her back for more test but it was too late she threw up a lot of dark red stuff her eyes rolled in the back of her head she aspirated and went into cardiac arrest 3 times 3rd time I lost my grandma she was gone

In September 2012 I had my gallbladder removed and the surgeon cut the bile duct to my liver. A 45 min surgery turned into 5 hours. My family sat worried and asked for updates with no response. When I woke up I had a bandage 6 inches long across my abdomen and a drainage bulb coming from the same area. This well known surgeon kept me in the hospital for 5 days before he transferred me to a better qualified hospital in Houston. Shortly after arriving there, my head started pounding and I became confused and developed a fever 0f 104.7. It wasn't until shift change was I found by a team member doctor on my case and was rushed to emergency surgery and awoke in ICU. I had gotten sepsis and nearly died. At that point I now had 3 drainage bags the size of IV bags coming from the same surgical area. The new surgeon told me what happened and I remained in the hospital for another 3 weeks. Following my release I had to have multiple surgeries to replace the 3 drainage bags and also received home health care 3 times a week for 4 months. After 2 months from having the final bag removed I suddenly had a gran Mal seizure. I had a nursing degree and was then told I could never work again and developed anxiety, depression, Chrons disease on top of PTSD! I was in my late 30sand now am in my mid 40s and my life is ruined! I can't drive and my working career is over! I couldn't sue the original surgeon because the multi specialty clinic WE both worked for was in bankruptcy court and my files weren't available! This surgeon is still practicing today even after several other surgical errors he's made since mine!! I'm completely devasted and am waiting for disability to decide on my case, all in the meantime I can't get any financial help for my bills! My recommendation for a gallbladder removal surgery is to ALWAYS get a second opinion and don't do it UNLESS it's truly necessary!! Keep your gallbladder!!

I had gallbladder and punch liver surgery and now having severe pain. Do I need to talk with the hospital administrator?