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Inquiry Into 'Dr. Death' May Be Over

Friday, September 02, 2005 12:02:32 AM
By MIKE CORDER

 Darren Keating, Bundaberg Base Hospital's suspended director of medical services, arrives at an inquest into the actions of surgeon Jayant Patel in Bundaberg, Australia, in this June 20, 2005 file photo. Queensland Supreme Court ruled Thursday Sept. 1, that a government inquiry into a surgeon linked to the deaths of 88 patients at the rural Australian hospital was thrown into doubt when a court ruled the panel's head may be biased against two health officials, including Keating. (AP Photo/Steve Holland, File) SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - A judge on Friday disqualified the head of an inquiry into a surgeon linked to the deaths of 88 patients in a move that could end the investigation into the physician dubbed "Dr. Death."

The focus of the inquiry was how surgeon Jayant Patel was allowed to practice medicine in Australia despite a 20-year history of botched operations in the United States.

Queensland Supreme Court Justice Martin Moynihan ruled that the head of the inquiry, Tony Morris, appeared biased against two health officials at Bundaberg Base Hospital, where Patel practiced for two years.


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