Possible 22’ recruit Dies

[YA]

TCU mentioned as a possible destination

Sad story

 

[ECoastFrog]

Sad, for sure. Deep peace to all who love him.

 

[froginaustin]

RIP.

 

[tcudoc]

Read about this in a medical forum. Not many details but lots of speculation.

 

[Hemingway]

Read about this in a medical forum. Not many details but lots of speculation.

Such as ? Think he ate solid food 2 hours before his surgery?

 

[FrogUltimate]

Read about this in a medical forum. Not many details but lots of speculation.

I’m curious to hear

 

[froglash88]

Very sad. My goodness.

 

[BrewingFrog]

There is no such thing as a "routine surgery."

 

[froginaustin]

There is no such thing as a "routine surgery."

. . . and certainly not "routine anesthesia".

I'm not a medical professional by any means, but general anesthesia scares me. Too much can go wrong, and the consequences can be dreadful when something's wrong. No wonder good anesthesiologists are paid so much.

 

[frogs9497]

Such as ? Think he ate solid food 2 hours before his surgery?

What I’ve read on the internets- liver failure. And lots of speculation on what caused it. Anesthesia, acetaminophen overdose, etc.

 

[PurplFrawg]

. . . and certainly not "routine anesthesia".

I'm not a medical professional by any means, but general anesthesia scares me. Too much can go wrong, and the consequences can be dreadful when something's wrong. No wonder good anesthesiologists are paid so much.

as well as good anesthetists?

 

[HFrog1999]

That’s horrible. Condolences to his family and friends.

We were nervous while our son was going through knee surgery.

 

[BleedNPurple]

Condolences- just tragic. No one should take any surgery as routine. Very sad for this young man and his family.

 

[NewFrogFan]

. . . and certainly not "routine anesthesia".

I'm not a medical professional by any means, but general anesthesia scares me. Too much can go wrong, and the consequences can be dreadful when something's wrong. No wonder good anesthesiologists are paid so much.

Not to toot my wife’s horn but she had many a medical professional in Fort Worth request her significant CRNA skills for all kinds of different surgeries on their families in her 25 years at Harris Methodist. She also mentored a couple hundred or so CRNA clinical students as the Clinical Coordinator for Tex Wes CRNA program. She earned her Jan 2021 retirement to Grand Motherhood!

I hope this young mans demise was not due to a mistake made by someone working on him.