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Baylor Regional Medical Center at Plano is accused in a series of lawsuits of allowing an allegedly dangerous surgeon to continue operating, putting patients at risk. A fourth malpractice lawsuit has been filed in federal court against Baylor Medical Center Plano and suspended neurosurgeon Christopher Duntsch.
In March 2014, three former patients of Duntsch's – Mary Efurd, Kenneth Fennel, and Lee Passmore – filed separate federal lawsuits against Baylor Plano, alleging the hospital allowed Duntsch to perform surgeries despite knowing that he was a dangerous physician.
Christopher Duntsch, Plano Surgeon Suspended for Killing Patients, Gets Sued for Malpractice. All things considered, Mary Efurd is one of the lucky ones.
Only three of Duntsch's surgeries were performed with no complications. This all happened despite numerous complaints from surgeons and patients, as well as allegations of drug and alcohol abuse.
There were multiple state court cases filed, and in March 2014, Mary Efurd, Kenneth Fennel, and Lee Passmore filed separate federal lawsuits against Baylor Regional Medical Center at Plano. They alleged that the hospital knew Duntsch was a dangerous physician but allowed Duntsch to perform surgeries anyway.Jul 14, 2021
According to doctors who reviewed the case, Duntsch mistook part of his neck muscle for a tumor and abandoned the operation midway through — after cutting into Glidewell's vocal cords, puncturing an artery, slicing a hole in his esophagus, stuffing a sponge into the wound and then sewing Glidewell up, sponge and all.Oct 2, 2018
Per Bustle, Christopher is currently incarcerated at O.B. Ellis Unit of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in Huntsville and will not be eligible for parole until he is 74 years old in 2045.Sep 3, 2021
Dr. Christopher Duntsch split his time between Colorado and Texas after he lost his medical license in 2013. ... Dallas prosecutors charged Duntsch with five counts of aggravated assault with deadly weapons (his hands and surgical tools) and one count of causing seriously bodily injury to an elderly person.Jul 21, 2021
As Burke says in "Dr. Death," "No matter what happens, no matter what somebody does to you or the people you love, all you're gonna get is $250,000.Jul 22, 2021
Duntsch had completed a combined MD/PhD program and neurosurgical residency at The University of Tennessee College of Medicine in Memphis, finished a prestigious spinal surgery fellowship in the city, and even had patents and academic papers in his name.
50 years (April 3, 1971)Christopher Duntsch / Age
Summers, 50, died Feb. 10 in Memphis, after battling infections and other complications of the botched surgery for the past decade. The "Dr. Death" television program casts English actor Dominic Burgess (whose credits include "Star Trek: Picard") as Summers and Molly Griggs (from the TV series "Prodigal Son") as Young.Jul 28, 2021