I had an angiogram artherectomy procedure done at the CIC clinic in Yuma AZ., by Dr. Inder Singh to help increase blood flow to my legs. During my procedure he administered too much Omnipaque contrast dye and I went into a full-blown anaphylactic shock. Because Dr. Singh negligently did not have an anesthesiologist available during the surgery to monitor my airway, they had to call 911 for an ambulance to take me to YRMC hospital. I was emergently intubated. I suffered a cardiac arrest- thankfully I survived. They admitted me to ICU. I had several complications during that hospitalization stay; and was unsafely discharged too soon. Since that near fatal operation, I have memory lapses, loss of grip strength in my hands, and I can't even walk 30 yards without rest. My legs are discolored and if I don't wear compression socks everyday, they become profoundly edematous. Just 4 weeks after that surgical calamity, Dr. Inder Singh resigned, or-- was he likely fired? Think twice before having surgery w/ Dr. Singh. Certain procedures are best done in a hospital operating room setting, especially for high-risk patients like me, w/ multiple comorbidities. read more