He had also previously denied the woman stronger analgesia despite the pain she was experiencing. His behavior at hospitals in Manchester, Hull and Birmingham – in the latter case, where he turned a baby’s head inappropriately, causing serious injury – between 2012 and 2013 was also considered grounds for expulsion eight years ago.

Having previously sought to return to work in 2022, the court has now blocked Mr Loutfi from attempting to work in the UK again following his serious error. A report from his latest restoration hearing contained a statement from Mr Loutfi in which he claimed he had treated Liverpool’s mother properly.

The court heard how he placed responsibility for endangering patients’ lives on “originally British doctors” and considered the 2016 decision unfair as he was a foreign doctor, and This was an act of discrimination. Mr Loutfi said he should be put back on the medical register because he had committed no clinical misconduct and had kept his skills up to date.

He said his behavior, both professional and personal, was of a high standard and that he had evidence to prove he had been honest “at all times” during the 30 years he had been in the job and also since 2016. Mr Loutfi said that by not reinstating him According to the medical register, the General Medical Council was putting the lives of UK residents at risk.

This was not enough to convince the tribunal members, who rejected his request and indefinitely suspended Dr. Loutfi’s right to reapply for restoration.