Freshly retired surgeon Roland von Marburg says he stopped performing operations at Albury base hospital because of concerns about scrutiny of procedures

Anthony Bunn
Updated November 12 2017 - 8:44pm, first published 12:55pm
Concerned: Roland von Marburg in his Albury consultative rooms after  announcing his resignation publicly last week. He says he quit undertaking operations at the city's public hospital because he felt there was inadequate scrutiny of mistakes in procedures. Picture: MARK JESSER
Concerned: Roland von Marburg in his Albury consultative rooms after announcing his resignation publicly last week. He says he quit undertaking operations at the city's public hospital because he felt there was inadequate scrutiny of mistakes in procedures. Picture: MARK JESSER

NEWLY retired surgeon Roland von Marburg says a lack of “robust analysis of deaths or complications” with operations led to him to leaving Albury’s base hospital.

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Anthony Bunn

Anthony Bunn

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