Baylor Scott & White Sued Over Allegedly Retained Surgical Retractor

Patient's Allegations

• 📌 A former patient, Jarro Nava, is suing Baylor Scott and White, alleging that surgeons and nurses left a metal retractor inside him following surgery.
• 🎯 Nava underwent surgery to remove a pancreatic tumor, which initially planned to be robotic but switched to open surgery due to complications like scar tissue and a reactive pancreas.
• ⚠️ Post-surgery, Nava experienced constant vomiting, high blood pressure, and severe back pain, which he attributes to the retained object.

Medical Negligence Claim

• 🔬 Nava's attorney states that X-rays and reports from multiple medical experts support the claim of medical negligence.
• ⚖️ An attorney for Nava sought a settlement, but claims the hospital rejected the offer.

Hospital's Response

• 💬 Baylor Scott and White acknowledged the situation, stating they are continuing to work with Mr. Nava and his representatives.
• 🙏 The hospital expressed deep regret for Nava's experience and emphasized their commitment to providing safe, quality, compassionate care.