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A doctor in the United Kingdom has been removed from the country's medical register after reportedly admitting to using a surgical device to inscribe his initials on the liver of two of his patients.

A doctor in the United Kingdom has been removed from the country's medical register after reportedly admitting to using a surgical device to inscribe his initials on the liver of two of his patients.

A doctor in the United Kingdom has been removed from the country's medical register after reportedly admitting to using a surgical device to inscribe his initials on the liver of two of his patients.

Simon Bramhall branded his initials on the livers of two patients in 2013. Pramote Polyamate/Getty Images A UK surgeon who emblazoned his initials

Dr. Simon Bramhall, a British surgeon who branded his initials on patients livers, has been struck off the medical register as of Monday

A tribunal finds that autographing two patients' organs is a "gross violation" of their "dignity".

The 1.6-inch initials were discovered by another doctor when an organ failed about a week after an operation.

Simon Bramhall, 57, admitted writing his initials on two patients livers while working as a transplant surgeon at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and has now been struck off.

Panel concludes Simon Bramhall undermined public trust in his profession after branding organs during surgery

Simon Bramhall told police his actions were meant to relieve tension after long transplant operations. | ITV News Central