Re: Andrew Adegbite, MD.
Adegbite A B Dr of Sudbury, ON (RMIC-784484)

What the public needs to know about this doctor and others like him.

Re: Andrew Adegbite, MD.
Adegbite A B Dr of Sudbury, ON (RMIC-784484)

Brain death declaration may be described as an esoteric creation of neurologists and neurosurgeons who are seeking to speed up death for the purposes of an organ harvest/transplant.

There are numerous reports of brain death declaration where the criteria were deliberately misrepresented, or obfuscated in an attempt to retrieve an organ for transplantation. The Arlene Berry case is a perfect example. The clinical diagnosis of brain death in this case was made in the presence of metabolic derangements and endocrine abnormalities and constitutes an act of wanton and reckless disregard for human life.

Although many conditions can mimic brain death clinically upon examination, without excluding them you will KILL a person by homicide, or criminal negligence, despite the reversibility of brain damage. Within only a few hours following her transfer from the Kirkland and District Hospital to the Sudbury Regional Hospital Arlene Berry was declared as having met with 'brain death criteria' , while under the care of Dr. Adegbite.

In this case, the harried and hurried Dr. Adegbite did not rely on those esoteric criteria in pronouncing the patient "dead." He simply used the questionable "brain death criteria" (based on a paltry CT after withdrawal of ventillatory support) as a pretext to operate and remove a patient's eyes while she was still very much alive. To allow or hasten a patient's demise to cover-up medical error or negligence is reprehensible. Turn off the respirator and in the natural course of affairs the patient dies from lack of oxygen.

Withholding life sustaining treatment from an undiagnosed patient with concurrent hyperglycemia, hypokalemia and electrolyte abnormalities in combination with a severely paralysed motor function and who is under the influence of sedative hypnotic and tranquilizing agents is of questionable legality. Death results from respiratory paralysis and subsequent asphyxiation.

From the information at hand it seems clear that Dr. Adegbite sought to open the way, under misleading conditions (influence of drugs, and metabolic disturbances) to organ donation from brain death. The diagnosis of brain death allows organ donation or withdrawal of life support. Certifying brain death to cover-up medical blunders or to increase organ donations constitutes murder.

Fulminant cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) have been reported in which a rapid deterioration evolves to a clinical state "resembling brain death". The severity of the condition also varies and sporadic reports have described the occurrence of an acute severe poly-neuropathy leading to a complete 'locked-in' syndrome, misdiagnosed as a fatal brainstem event where the clinical picture is often misinterpreted as brain death. Patients are totally paralyzed by the illness, but mentally alert and very fearful. These patients are NOT 'brain dead'; their brains and sense of hearing and smell work perfectly well, and the patient is alert and conscious of what is going on around him or her. But he/she may literally not be able to move a muscle in response.


GBS can "mimic" almost any neurological disease process, including brain death, effectively allowing doctors to 'cover-up' their medical mistakes and unsuspecting 'locked-in' patients to proceed to organ harvest while in a total state of awareness, under guise of having met with "brain death" criteria.


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PS: What it is like to be conscious but paralyzed and voiceless, relates to the terrifying situation of an intact awareness in a sensitive human being, experiencing frustration, fright/panic, stress and anguish, locked in an immobile body, wondering what is happening to them.


In Memory of Arlene H. Berry
DOD - May 24, 2000

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