Surgeon who threatened to 'p*** in the mouth' of a colleague during an operation is banned - after he then unleashed with vile outbursts on social media: 'What the f*** are you doing?'

Daily Mail - Oct 13, 2026

Dr Stewart Proper made the foul threat after an accidental mishap during the surgery saw a drape fall towards a patient's wound.

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