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Adelman Richard D Md
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I have been going to Dr A for over 10 years but after recently reading the following from NC Med Disp Board I will be finding another Dr.\r
In Raleigh, Dr. Richard D. Adelman’s license was suspended for one month, with an additional 11 months’ probation after the family practitioner allegedly failed to appropriately monitor a patient undergoing screening colonoscopy in his office.\r
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The patient died during the procedure; an autopsy determined the patient died from cardio-respiratory arrest due to complications from sedation. According to the medical board, the patient was given Demerol and Versed before the procedure, and then eight minutes later, given and additional dose. Demerol is often used to relieve pain, while Versed is used to produce sleepiness or to relieve anxiety before surgery or other medical procedures.\r
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The board reported there was no documentation of why the patient was administered additional sedation.
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