Wilson emphatically denied placing a stitch in the ureter and contended no such stitch was found during the second operation. Edgeworth alleged Wilson negligently placed a stitch in her ureter during the first operation, which prevented the flow of urine and caused an infection. Edgeworth initially sued both Wilson and Rountree for causing the obstruction, but dismissed her suit against Rountree before trial.
The emergency room physicians discovered an obstruction in Edgeworth's ureter, and she underwent a second operation to correct the problem. Approximately one month after the surgery, Edgeworth went to the emergency room with nausea, high fever, and intense pain in her abdomen. Thomas Wilson removed her ovaries, and Dr. On March 27, 1997, Darcus Louise Edgeworth underwent surgery to repair her bladder and to remove her ovaries.
On Appeal from the 202nd Judicial District Courtīefore Morriss, C.J., Ross and Carter, JJ. Sixth Appellate District of Texas at TexarkanaĭARCUS LOUISE EDGEWORTH, ET VIR., Appellants
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