State board’s complaint against physician notes malpractice and unsafe acts

The Charleston Gazette reports that a Board complaint against a physician cited malpractice suits filed against the physician and other unsafe acts by the physician

The physician overdosed a patient with Phenergan and Valium, as he was cutting and draining an abscess.

According to the Board, the sedation of the patient was not for a legitimate medical purpose because it was unsafe and unnecessary.

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