However, after pathological examination of the uterine tissue taken out after the operation, it was found that there were no cancer cells in the tissue sample. After further inspection by the hospital, it was discovered that the test results were biased due to mixed samples.
At present, the hospital has explained the investigation results to the patients and their families, apologized again for the incident, and promised to continue to follow up on the patient's clinical condition. At the same time, the hospital will follow up and implement relevant recommendations to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
According to a report released by Hong Kong Pok Oi Hospital, on January 5 this year, a patient from Hong Kong Pok Oi Hospital went to the hospital for vaginal bleeding after menopause for a uterine biopsy. The test results showed that it was endometrial cancer. The patient subsequently underwent surgery at Tuen Mun Hospital on February 26 to remove the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries and pelvic lymphoid tissue.
However, after pathological examination of the uterine tissue removed after the operation, it was found that there were no cancer cells in the tissue sample. Further inspection by Hong Kong Pok Oi Hospital found that the patient's biopsy sample taken on January 5 was mixed with biopsy cells from another patient diagnosed with cancer, causing deviations in the test results.
Netizen comments:
Isn’t this a major medical accident? A simple misdiagnosis and shirking responsibility?
This reason is really unacceptable! Just one sentence of mixed samples can be easily explained, but the damage caused to patients is irreparable.
It seems that in the future, you can’t trust one hospital for medical treatment, but have to see several more.
If the woman undergoing the surgery has already given birth and is older, it can only be regarded as a fluke. If she is still a young woman, this kind of thing will make people want to die. .
Source: @deep video, Southern Metropolis Daily, netizen comments
