Abortionist Orlando Zalvidar had his medical license revoked twice due to botched abortions.
He supervised another abortionist, Hipolito Barrierio, who aborted Myrta Baptiste at the Woman’s Care Clinic on December 18, 1982. She arrived at a nearby hospital in critical condition due to delay of transfer and bled to death from two uterine perforations; Zaldivar could not be reached for 7 hours. Her abortion was done by an unlicensed practitioner and hence was technically illegal by CDC standards. Zaldivar’s license was inactive at the time, and he was evidently also supervising Hipolito Barrierio during this period.
Zalvidar had his medical license revoked in 1983 after aborting a 12-year-old girl, who suffered lacerations and required hospitalization.
Zalvidar’s medical license was revoked again in 1987 after at least four other cases of egregious malpractice.
References: Miami Herald, December 22, 1982, January 5, 1983, May 4, 1983 and November 17, 1986; Obstetrics & Gynecology News, September 1986; and Dade County Circuit Court Case #83-37733.
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