术后被输过期注射液，医护称“没有坏处”，当地回应

Core Viewpoint - The incident involves a patient, Mr. Zhou, who received expired sodium bicarbonate injection after a surgical procedure at Xiangxiang Shuguang Hospital, leading to a dispute over compensation and accountability [1][2][3]. Group 1: Incident Details - Mr. Zhou underwent a circumcision surgery on December 24, 2025, and was later informed of prostate issues requiring further treatment, which included an intravenous infusion [2]. - During the infusion, Mr. Zhou discovered that the sodium bicarbonate injection was expired by two months, prompting him to raise concerns with the medical staff [2][3]. - The hospital staff claimed that the expired medication would only reduce efficacy and posed no harm to the patient, stating it was not an ingestible drug [2]. Group 2: Compensation and Negotiation - Following the incident, Mr. Zhou attempted to negotiate with the hospital, but the discussions were unproductive, leading to involvement from the health department for administrative mediation [5][7]. - The hospital offered a one-time humanitarian compensation of 8,000 yuan, but Mr. Zhou rejected this, demanding a full medical examination at a higher-level hospital and a public apology from the hospital [6][7]. - The hospital indicated that if Mr. Zhou insisted on a 50,000 yuan compensation, he would need to provide evidence, and they suggested pursuing legal avenues if he was dissatisfied with their response [6][7]. Group 3: Regulatory Response - The Xiangxiang Health Bureau has transferred the case to law enforcement for further investigation due to Mr. Zhou's insistence on holding the medical institution accountable [1][7]. - The hospital was established in November 2023, and attempts to contact them for comments were unsuccessful as the phone number was not in service [7].