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Ohio Woman Sues Hospital Over Alleged Wrong-Leg Amputation

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By People's Justice

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A cancer patient in Ohio has filed a lawsuit against a hospital, alleging her surgeon amputated the wrong leg during a required amputation procedure, leaving her a double amputee, according to Fox News and the Daily Mail.

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