Harrison is being treated at Staten Island University Hospital by Dr. Gil Lederman, using a . Nose Skin Cancer Disappears after Dr Lederman's Radiosurgery! "Dr. Lederman preyed upon Mr. Harrison while he was in a greatly deteriorated mental and physical condition" just two weeks before his death, charges a $10 million lawsuit filed yesterday in Brooklyn Federal Court by the legendary performer's estate. Treatment is focused on the cancer, not the healthy body. "I think patients sign things out of gratitude for their physicians all the time and when the truth comes out, you?ll learn the extent of the relationship between Dr. Lederman and Harrison and the circumstances under which it was signed. But if you have patients whove had the disease spread outside the primary tumor, whats the point? George Harrison's Estate Sues Doc - CBS News The New York State Health Department has reprimanded Lederman for talking to the press about Harrison without his consent. According to attorney Richard Reich, whos working with Lifflander on the case, CT scans from late April show that by the time Silverman was treating Ryans pancreas for cancer in May, there were already as many as four clearly identifiable metastases to his liver, which rendered the treatment to the pancreas pointless. He even allowed the Enquirer into his home to take a photo of his son, Ariel, playing the guitar that generous George had signed for him. He didnt give any guarantees, but there certainly werent any warnings, says John. The suit contends Lederman, who treated Harrison at Staten Island University Hospital, created a "circus atmosphere" by giving numerous press interviews and disclosing confidential information about the guitarist's treatment. Under terms of the settlement, the Harrison family will give Ledermans son a replacement guitar and drop the lawsuit. #inline-recirc-item--id-9d5543b2-8c88-11e2-b06b-024c619f5c3d ~ .item:nth-child(5) { "Dr. Lederman took the children into the room where Mr. Harrison was bedridden and in great discomfort," the suit states. Over 94 percent of primary pancreas cancers have been successfully controlled in the treated area.. At that point, the suit alleges, Lederman said, "Come on, you can do this." As the doctor waxed on about his mother, Harrison, according to the source, spoke three measured words: Please stop talking., But it wasnt these interactions that set off alarm bells in the Harrison camp; it was the feeling that Lederman intended to use Harrison to promote his treatment.
