Munjed Al Muderis was grilled during his defamation case about an event in New York where he said he built rapport with potential patients.
over reports published and aired in September 2022. He alleges the reports convey a range of defamatory meanings, including that he negligently performed osseointegration surgery and illegally performed surgery in the US where he is not licensed to practise.Credit:Osseointegration involves inserting titanium pins into the residual bone of an amputee, which allows prosthetic limbs to be connected.
“I’m not familiar with the American law,” Al Muderis said, adding that he had not performed medical services in the US. Roberts was then Al Muderis’ clinical co-ordinator and identified herself by that title in the email.The court has heard that the US-based Dr Solon Rosenblatt emailed Roberts, Al Muderis and others days later on May 14, 2018, and said: “Please do NOT call the gathering in New York a clinic.”
Asked on Monday if it was his understanding that it would be illegal to “conduct any form of osseointegration clinic” in the US, Al Muderis said it was “my understanding is you can see people in the United States”. “I was seeing people that are seeking advice about [the] future possibility of having osseointegration. It’s [a] general gathering, giving general information, and I build rapport with them.
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