Colvin v. Warren

1. Where it was sought to recover of physicians damages alleged to have resulted from their unskilled performance of a surgical operation upon the plaintiff, allegations in the plaintiff’s petition that by the operation the defendants removed certain organs from the body of the plaintiff, and “did with knives, scissors, clips, needles, and other surgical instruments and appliances, in performing the operation upon the plaintiff, unnecessarily wound, cut, bruise, tear . . plaintiff’s bladder, urethral cord stem, and neck of plaintiff’s bladder,” and other organs of the plaintiff, arid that,…