A Broward County jury awarded more than $ 2.4 million to a first-class teachers, lawyers, said, permanently remained disabled after the doctors left a foot-long sponge in her body. Karlene Chambers, Pembroke Pines, was for a routine caesarean section procedure on Sept. 11, 2001, at the Memorial Hospital West planned.

A Broward County jury awarded more than $ 2.4 million to a first-class teachers, lawyers, said, permanently remained disabled after the doctors left a foot-long sponge in her body. Karlene Chambers, Pembroke Pines, was for a routine caesarean section procedure on Sept. 11, 2001, at the Memorial Hospital West planned. Almost hospital was admitted two weeks after her surgery Chamber to another and placed in intensive care, after she had severe abdominal pain.A CAT scan revealed that the surgeon, the c section, has Dr. Joseph Becerra of Pembroke Pines OB/GYN Associates, had left a foot-long surgical sponge in chambers body.

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