Even the most nervous patient presented each possible worst case scenario, surgery, this one might have expected not likely. A Minnesota man died paid according to the operating table.  61-Year-old patient was sediert at the time of his fatal crash. But not a cause for concern with regard to safety of the patients at St. Joseph's Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota, because it "carry out an investigation is."

Max DeVries was a routine procedure when he of the rolled the operating table and struck his head on the ground.  He hit his head in the place where a doctors had removed part of his skull due to Brain swelling.  Apparently the Velcro straps, which had secured 300-pound man could.

Mr de Vries died later.  To protect, has a complaint by his family, stating that proper procedures and equipment used the hospital, Mr. DeVries was filed.  According to the process, the case was that "direct cause for, or contributed to the" his death.

What have the hospital to say?

According to the Minnesota Star Tribune has the hospital in a statement to say, "St. Joseph's Hospital and Healthsite branch care system this situation and this family concerns very seriously." We extend sincere condolences to the family of Max DeVries.  St. Joseph's Hospital and Healthsite branch care system have a strong commitment to patient safety and providing the highest quality patient care at the national level have been identified. "If patient safety concerns, we have always a thorough internal examination to ensure that our processes comply with strict standards for safety and implementing improvements, we believe that security will continue."

It is carry out a study months after the accident such as the hospital may?

This is an event that should never happen.  Put it there with other "never should happen" events, such as wrong site surgery.

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