another girl lost in FL due to breast surgery...

[Guest guest]

I saw this online tonight locally... this is a few hours from my

home. this is pretty sad yet another young life lost unsuspectingly

to breast surgery - in a doc's office - not a hospital by the way.

Just the way mine were done.

I feel bad for her family and the lies I am sure they were told and

will continue to be told.

So sad - I will pray for them for sure

Shari

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Florida Teen Dies After Breast Surgery

CBS/AP

-03-26 17:46:26

Health News

BOCA RATON, Fla. (March 26) - A South Florida teenager who was

captain of her high school cheerleading squad and had plans to

become a doctor died after corrective breast surgery, a family

attorney said Tuesday.

Palm Beach Post/ZUMA Press Operation

Gone Wrong1 of 4 A Florida teenager who was the captain of her

high school cheerleading squad died Saturday after having corrective

breast surgery.

K, 18, died Saturday, about 24 hours after her surgery.

She was rushed to Delray Medical Center about two hours into the

procedure to correct asymmetrical breasts and inverted areola,

family attorney o Stanziale said.

She went to her doctor's outpatient office, not a hospital for the

procedure, reports CBS News' The Early Show. Both her plastic

surgeon and anesthesiologist were board certified.

--At 8:05 a.m. on Friday went into surgery.

--At 9:15 a.m., the operating room nurse said everything is fine.

--At 9:45 a.m., the doctor said that there is a problem and that

paramedics are on their way.

--At around 11:30 a.m., at the Delray Medical Center, the doctor

tells family that they believe suffered from malignant

hyperthermia and is placed in intensive care.

Lukash said doctors can use Dantrolene - which is " the ultimate and

end all treatment " for this malignant hyperthermia - but that it

must be started immediately once symptoms occur.

" This was something that was believed to be a routine procedure, "

said Stanziale, who added that it was too early to determine if any

legal action would be taken. " There was never any indication that

she was not going to walk out of that surgical suite. It's obviously

devastating. "

A message left after-hours at the clinic where Kuleba's surgery was

performed was not immediately returned and a telephone listing for

the Kuleba family was unavailable.

Grieving friends turned Kuleba's parking space at a Boca Raton high

school into a makeshift memorial with flowers, candles and a teddy

bear. Friends called Kuleba " Sunshine " because of her blonde hair

and smile.

" I have chills right now just thinking about it, "

[Guest guest]

I saw this online tonight locally... this is a few hours from my

home. this is pretty sad yet another young life lost unsuspectingly

to breast surgery - in a doc's office - not a hospital by the way.

Just the way mine were done.

I feel bad for her family and the lies I am sure they were told and

will continue to be told.

So sad - I will pray for them for sure

Shari

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Florida Teen Dies After Breast Surgery

CBS/AP

-03-26 17:46:26

Health News

BOCA RATON, Fla. (March 26) - A South Florida teenager who was

captain of her high school cheerleading squad and had plans to

become a doctor died after corrective breast surgery, a family

attorney said Tuesday.

Palm Beach Post/ZUMA Press Operation

Gone Wrong1 of 4 A Florida teenager who was the captain of her

high school cheerleading squad died Saturday after having corrective

breast surgery.

K, 18, died Saturday, about 24 hours after her surgery.

She was rushed to Delray Medical Center about two hours into the

procedure to correct asymmetrical breasts and inverted areola,

family attorney o Stanziale said.

She went to her doctor's outpatient office, not a hospital for the

procedure, reports CBS News' The Early Show. Both her plastic

surgeon and anesthesiologist were board certified.

--At 8:05 a.m. on Friday went into surgery.

--At 9:15 a.m., the operating room nurse said everything is fine.

--At 9:45 a.m., the doctor said that there is a problem and that

paramedics are on their way.

--At around 11:30 a.m., at the Delray Medical Center, the doctor

tells family that they believe suffered from malignant

hyperthermia and is placed in intensive care.

Lukash said doctors can use Dantrolene - which is " the ultimate and

end all treatment " for this malignant hyperthermia - but that it

must be started immediately once symptoms occur.

" This was something that was believed to be a routine procedure, "

said Stanziale, who added that it was too early to determine if any

legal action would be taken. " There was never any indication that

she was not going to walk out of that surgical suite. It's obviously

devastating. "

A message left after-hours at the clinic where Kuleba's surgery was

performed was not immediately returned and a telephone listing for

the Kuleba family was unavailable.

Grieving friends turned Kuleba's parking space at a Boca Raton high

school into a makeshift memorial with flowers, candles and a teddy

bear. Friends called Kuleba " Sunshine " because of her blonde hair

and smile.

" I have chills right now just thinking about it, "