Nevada Medical Office Denies Gunman's Botched Vasectomy Allegation

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  • The Nevada medical office has completed an internal review of the care and treatment provided to a gunman who killed one doctor and shot another before committing suicide.
  • The review found no evidence to support the gunman's claims that he was the victim of a botched vasectomy that 'ruined his life'.
  • The medical office denies any wrongdoing and states that the care provided to the gunman was appropriate.
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Medical office denies gunman's allegation THe Nevada medical office where a gunman killed one docotor and shot another before commiting suicide says it has completed an internal review of his care and treatment and found no basis for his claims he was the victim of a botched vasectomy that “ruined his life"

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医療機関は、発砲者の申し立てを否定 男が発砲により医師一人を殺害したのち、もうひとり に発砲し自殺した事件で、ネヴァダ州の問題の医療機 関は、男の治療に関する内部資料を精査した結果、パ イプカット手術の失敗のせいで、「人生をめちゃめちゃに された」との男の訴えには根拠がないとした。 と書いてあります。

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医務官当局はガンマンの主張を否定 　　　ガンマンが、医師一名を射殺、もう一名を射傷した後、自殺したネバダ州の医務局は、彼の治療と処置の内部調査を終え、彼は「彼の一生を台無しにした」失敗した精管切除の犠牲者であるという主張 に根拠が無いと言う。

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