新技术的出现对于一个需要削减成本可以看到输精管切除术对NHS的消亡。手术落巴兹尔敦临床调试组和布伦特福德管辖已告诉他们面对一个帽，用三的实践告诉他们可以参考一年只有一个病人。在一份泄露的信，看到脉冲杂志卫生官员透露，他们已经到了决定之后回顾过去的活动，花在操作。

　　但GPS称此举“可笑”，敦促CCG重新考虑。输精管切除术是不给面子的NHS配给的唯一方法。

　　超过三分之一的NHS信托考虑配给的手术和治疗某些类型。几个已经承认他们可能会实施“资格”的规则，这可能会影响吸烟者以及那些患者超重或肥胖。

　　当高级管理人员在67个临床调试组，39 %的人说他们计划的限制，因为财务原因常规治疗。程序的影响包括静脉曲张治疗，髋关节和膝关节置换，并 缩胸手术。其他人说，吸烟者可能拒绝一些治疗，最常用的IVF。输精管结扎术是局部麻醉下进行，涉及切割，阻断或密封进行精子从男人的睾丸阴茎管。

　　它可以防止精子进入精液精液，精液从阴茎中的性别。 李察博士的vautrey，BMA的全科医生委员会副主席指责CCG冒意外怀孕的“几磅的缘故”。他说：“这是一个荒谬的脉冲短期决策可能产生巨大的长期的情感和金融后果都在家属区内，CCG服务以及更广泛的NHS和其他服务来收拾残局。

　　“为了节省几磅的CCG是以一个意外怀孕的风险上升都意味着个人和家庭，他们应该认真考虑撤销这个决定。” 他的同事，约翰Chisholm博士，前椅和GPC的男性健康论坛主席，同意削减成本并不能证明配给的操作。

　　“我认为这是不适当的和错误的决定。在最坏的情况显然会导致意外的怀孕，本身就会产生不良的后果。” 塞尔顿和布伦特伍德CCG在一份声明中说：“CCG有困难的决定以确保其履行法定义务。

　　“已经作出决定要盖这个年在2014-15年消费水平。 “每个练习可以使介数是基于列表的大小。的介绍可以使供应商获得以下开放采购过程去年CCG合同是成功的人。”

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　　New mother claims doctor left his MOBILE PHONE inside her after delivering her baby... and she only realised when her stomach began VIBRATING

　　A Jordanian woman claims a doctor left his mobile phone in her abdomen after delivering her baby by Caesarean section.

　　Hanan Mahmoud Abdul Karim, 36, was admitted to a private hospital in Amman, Jordan, for the operation on April 24th this year.

　　She claims that during the procedure, the doctor left his mobile phone in her abdomen,Gulf News reports.

　　Her mother, Majeda Abdul Hamid, told local media that her daughter gave birth to a 4.8kg boy (10.5 lbs) and as all appeared to be well, she was sent home from hospital.

　　But later, she claims her family noticed her stomach vibrating and she began suffering terrible pain.

　　'My daughter suffered serious pains and could not move,' the mother is quoted as saying.

　　'I brought her back to the hospital where she was treated but nothing was done for her.'

　　Hanan was then allegedly rushed to the casualty department of Al Bashir public hospital, where X-rays revealed there was a foreign object in her abdomen.

　　She claims surgeons quickly operated to remove the phone.

　　Her case was brought up in the Jordanian parliament, where parliament member Salim Al Bataynah called on the Jordanian government to resign as a result of the scandal.

　　He said: 'In countries which show respect to their nations, and following such scandals, governments usually resign,' according to Gulf News. The parliament should show responsibility and be on the level of the case.'

　　Gulf News reports the Jordanian Health Ministry spokesman Hatem Al Azrae said Hanan's story was 'baseless and a fabricated one', but added that the ministry is following it.

　　The news comes after MailOnline reported on the case of Michael O'Sullivan, who was sewn up with an A4-sized surgical mat left inside him, after a series of medical blunders.

　　In 2012 Mr O'Sullivan, 49, received a new liver at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge, but was sent home with the silicone mat still inside him.

　　It was only discovered after he complained of suffering from a lot of pain following surgery.

　　Doctors performed a CT scan three weeks later and decided to operate after spotting something unusual.

　　Mr O'Sullivan was shocked to be told they had discovered the equipment inside him following the operation.