A medication mix-up occurred during several surgeries at a hospital in Tennessee. This incident resulted in at least one person being paralyzed.
Further details about the incident are available from Scripps News. The source reports the medication error happened during multiple surgeries, affecting patients.
The full extent of the incident and its consequences can be found through Scripps News, as more information is not provided here.
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