[Fumblerooskies]

Arguments began Monday in a federal lawsuit alleging that a Maryland doctor stapled a man's rectum shut during an operation, rendering him unable to move his bowels for 17 days, the Baltimore Examiner reported.

Ronald Watkins, 64, of West Virginia, has accused Dr. Manuel Casiano, a doctor in Frederick County, Maryland for botching a September 2004 surgery that left him with permanent bowel problems, according to the report.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,427943,00.html

I sure hope the courts can rectify the situation.

[PAmedic]

Arguments began Monday in a federal lawsuit alleging that a Maryland doctor stapled a man's rectum shut during an operation, rendering him unable to move his bowels for 17 days, the Baltimore Examiner reported.

Ronald Watkins, 64, of West Virginia, has accused Dr. Manuel Casiano, a doctor in Frederick County, Maryland for botching a September 2004 surgery that left him with permanent bowel problems, according to the report.

Only someone from West VA would go 17 DAYS being unable to crap before reporting the problem

[Fumblerooskies]

Talk about your piles and piles of problems. At least the guy did not end up like Kaz Matsui...

[Cider Jim]

I guess he figured he would be safer going out of state for the operation. Any state called MD should have good surgeons.

[Rocketfan]

rectum....dang near killed him...

[scuzdriver]

That reminds me of a question someone posed to me once.......Go 17 days without pooping and 17 days without sex. What do you want to do more? I'm just saying......

[Fumblerooskies]

rectum....dang near killed him...

[4everfsu]

If there is ever a person you dont want to say "Whatever is bothering, just let it out". This would be the guy