While you seem to have some elements of clinical medicine, you miss the point in my opinion. Anyone working in a hospital daily know that most operations are ex

While you seem to have some elements of clinical medicine, you miss the point in my opinion. Anyone working in a hospital daily know that most operations are explained rather succinctly to the patient, and that such a detail (as it was perceived at the time) as the use of a morcellator would be missing in 90% of cases. This women realized the problem only after she was diagnosed with cancer, which is why she did not complain immediately. Moreover, withholding the use of a morcellator in my opinion does not reduce one to obligated uterotomy.