A German surgeon was fired after a hospital cleaner assisted in an amputation. The cleaner, who had no medical training, was not authorized to perform surgery. The patient is safe and recovering after the amputation. The hospital is investigating the incident and has taken disciplinary action against both the surgeon and the cleaner.

The incident occurred at a hospital in Berlin. The patient, a 72-year-old man, was scheduled to have his leg amputated. The surgeon who was supposed to perform the surgery was late for work, so the cleaner offered to help. The cleaner had no medical training, but he had assisted in surgeries before.

The cleaner assisted the surgeon in amputating the patient's leg. The surgery was successful, and the patient is now recovering. However, the hospital has fired both the surgeon and the cleaner for violating hospital protocols.

The hospital is investigating the incident to determine how it happened. The hospital is also reviewing its policies and procedures to ensure that this does not happen again.

The incident highlights the importance of following hospital protocols and ensuring that only qualified personnel are involved in surgical procedures. If you are ever in a situation where you are asked to assist in a medical procedure, it is important to ask if you are qualified to do so. If you are not qualified, it is important to refuse to assist.

The incident at the Berlin hospital is a reminder of the importance of following hospital protocols and ensuring that only qualified personnel are involved in surgical procedures. If you are ever in a situation where you are asked to assist in a medical procedure, it is important to ask if you are qualified to do so. If you are not qualified, it is important to refuse to assist.