Dr. Stanley Zagorski, MD

I saw Dr. Zagorsky on more than one occasion for wound care and follow-up, with similar experiences on each occasion. On the last, Dr Zagorsky rushed into the room while putting on his surgical gloves, dropped a glove on the floor and put it on anyway, and asked me what tests had been ordered and the results, while the assistant applied a liquid and gauze on my wound (I learned later by the charge on my bill this was lidocaine). He immediately pulled off the patch and plowed his tool into my wound with what seemed the sensitivity and aplomb of an adolescent gutting a Halloween pumpkin. I recoiled in pain as I asked him whether he ever considered the use of lidocaine prior to such a procedure and he grunted while pinning my limb down and gouging back in. He vanished from the room with the nurses wishing him a good vacation, and it seemed to me that the matter received as much attention as one might give to removing a pebble from their shoe…