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Postby enzfan » Wed Dec 19, 2007 10:34 pm

A dumb doc with a cellphone camera.[:0]

Photo snapped of patient's genitalia during surgery
Kate Nolan
The Arizona Republic
Dec. 18, 2007 07:17 PM

A Mayo Clinic Hospital surgeon in training used a cellphone to photograph a patient's genitals during surgery and now may face disciplinary action and a patient's attorney.

Dr. Adam Hansen, chief resident of general surgery at the Phoenix hospital, admitted to Mayo administrators he snapped the photo during a Dec. 11 gallbladder surgery on patient Sean Dubowik, whose penis bears the tattooed slogan, "Hot Rod."

After Hansen showed the photo to other members of the surgical staff, one phoned a Republic reporter on Monday and left an anonymous message about the incident.

Dubowik, 37, also first heard about the photo Monday, in a phone call from Mayo Clinic.

"I got a strange call after my surgery from a doctor who said there was a problem. He said Hansen was on the phone and would explain," said Dubowik, whose thoughts rushed to a medical complication.

Hansen told Dubowik that when he attached a catheter to the patient's member, he had shot a picture.

"He told me he didn't want me to read about it in the newspaper first," Dubowik said. Hansen claimed he erased the image almost immediately, Dubowik said.

An investigation has been under way at Mayo Clinic since a member of the surgical-support staff reported the incident last week. Hansen was not available for comment.

Hansen has been placed on administrative leave and is neither seeing nor treating patients.

The issue is expected to be resolved at a hearing planned for today, according to Dr. Joseph Sirven, education director for Mayo Clinic Arizona, the hospital's parent organization based in Scottsdale.

"The options range from probation to termination," said Sirven, who is involved because Hansen is a trainee.

"Patient privacy is a serious matter, and photographing someone in this manner without a good reason is something we will investigate down to the last detail," Sirven said.

Dubowik runs a Phoenix topless bar, Centerfolds Cabaret, and said he'd gotten the tattoo on a $1,000 bet.

"It was the most horrible thing I ever went though in my life," Dubowik said. He said he chose Mayo Clinic for treatment because his mother had five surgeries there.

"They were supposedly the best of the best. I have no complaints about the medical care I was given," he said.

"But now I feel violated, betrayed and disgusted. I've never been in a hospital and (my) first experience is the worst thing ever."

Dubowik said he had been terrified about the impending surgery and said he had formed a "bond" with Hansen, who helped him stay calm.

A spokesman for the Arizona Medical Board couldn't comment on whether a complaint had reached the board, citing privacy rules.

Under the Arizona Medical Practice Act, unprofessional conduct can include viewing a disrobed patient in the course of treatment if the viewing is not related to diagnosis or treatment. The statute also bans conduct that may be harmful to the health of the patient.

No other incidents involving cellphone use in surgery have been reported in Arizona, according to Roger Downey of the state board.

Dubowik, who had not yet spoken to an attorney Tuesday, said he planned to contact one.

"The longer I sit here the angrier I get," he said
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Postby birdmadgirl » Fri Dec 21, 2007 3:51 am

Is it wrong that the only thing that disturbs me about this story is that some moron has a tat on his wang that says "Hot Rod?"

Hot Rod? Really? I doubt it.

And he runs topless bar and he's upset that someone snapped and showed off a photo of his penis? That's funny.
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Postby wherewereuin82 » Fri Dec 21, 2007 8:14 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by birdmadgirl[/i]
<br>Is it wrong that the only thing that disturbs me about this story is that some moron has a tat on his wang that says "Hot Rod?"

Hot Rod? Really? I doubt it.

And he runs topless bar and he's upset that someone snapped and showed off a photo of his penis? That's funny.
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Think about it though, if you were a guy, would you want all your friends to know you had that? He's more embarrassed than anything I'll bet. Good thing he's not my friend, he'd never live that down[:)]. I couldn't even imagine being the girl that stumbled across it one night. How could you not laugh every time you looked at him. Guaranteed to give him a flat. For someone with that much faith in himself, it really shouldn't bother him who knows it's there.

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