Gerardo Mazzella
Gerardo Mazzella-Pudendal Nerve Injury-(Australia)
Gerardo Mazzella-Pudendal Nerve Injury-(Australia)
Name: Gerardo Mazzella
Sex: Male
Nationality: Australian
Age: 39
Diagnosis: Pudendal Nerve Injury
Date of Admission: July 28th, 2016
Treatment hospital/period: Wu Medical Center/8days
Before treatment:
In April 2020, Gerardo felt pain in the right lumbosacral region and right hip joint, so he received surgery. When he woke up from the anesthetic, he felt sensory deprivation in the perineal region, his penis was unable to get erect and he had urinary and fecal incontinence. He was diagnosed with pudendal nerve injury. His urination and bowel movements were normal 1 month later. The skin sensation improved 60% 3 months later. At present, his perineum sensation is weak, his penile erection is normal and he is able to have sex normally, but the sensation is still decreased..
His mood was good, his appetite, sleep, urination and defecation were normal.
Admission PE:
Bp: 128/75mmHg; Hr: 82/min. Temperature: 36.7 degrees. Height: 181cm, weight: 97.5 Kg. Good nutritional status, normal physical development. There is no injury, stains or petechia on the skin or mucous, no pharyngeal hyperaemia, no tonsil swelling. The chest is normal, the breathing sounds of both lungs are clear, no rales. The heart rhythm is regular with no murmur. The abdomen is soft, with no pressing pain or rebound tenderness, no mass touched by examination. The liver and spleen are normal by touch examination. Shifting dullness is negative. Gerardo has normal curvature of the vertebral column. There is no edema in the lower limbs.
Nervous System Examination:
Gerardo is alert, his mental status is good, clear speech, his calculation ability, memory, orientation ability are normal. Both pupils are equal in size and round, their diameter is 3 mm, and both respond well to light. The visual field of both sides is normal. There is no nystagmus. The forehead wrinkle pattern and nasolabial fold are symmetrical. The teeth were shown without deflection. The examination results of the tongue are normal. There is no atrophy in the tongue muscle. The uvula is centered in the oral cavity. The neck can move freely and the shoulders can shrug powerfully. The muscle power of all four limbs is 5 degrees. The tendon reflex is normal. The abdominal reflex was not induced by examination. The palm-jaw reflex of both sides was negative. The Hoffmann sign was negative. The bilateral Babinski sign was negative. The ankle clonus on both sides was negative. There was obvious hypaesthesia of the perineum area. There was around a 3*10cm skin hypaesthesia on the lateral side of the right lower limb, downward from the lateral side of the anterior superior spine, others were normal. The finger-to-nose test was fast and stable.. The f alternate movement was normal. The finger opposing examination was normal. The heel-knee-tibia test of the left side was negative. The meningeal irritation sign is negative.
Treatment:
After the admission, Gerardo was diagnosed with Pudendal Nerve Injury so the doctors administered 2 neural stem cell injections and 2 mesenchymal stem cell injections to initiate nerve replacement and repair,, and also to activate the stem cells in his body, improve his blood circulation, nourish the neurons and regulate his immune system. We also gave him daily physical rehabilitation.
Post-treatment:
After 8 days of treatment, the perineal region was more sensitive. There was obvious abdominal reflexes and cremasteric reflexes. Both his energy and physical strength were improved.Now there’s nothing Australia’s media like more than a celebrity refugee.Crime stories require resources and insider knowledge; feel good refugee stories fit easily into the government’s propaganda machine and require no skills at all.
So let’s tell the gangster’s story.Of all the many peculiar stories thrown up by the Australian government’s slavish devotion to mass immigration and the theory of multiculturalism, the international criminal elements thus imported and the conflicts with the local milieu is almost entirely unreported.But sometimes, even in the debilitated state of contemporary journalism, world’s collide — and make for ludicrously good stories, scandals from top to bottom.
And that’s exactly what happened back in 2010, when infamous Sydney identity Gerardo Mazzella, also known as Gerard Duncan, sought the services of celebrity refugee Dr Munjed Al Muderis for chronic back pain.
Muderis suggested surgery would help and performed hip arthroscopy on Gerardo Mazzella in March 2010.
Gerardo claimed that as a result of the operation, his pudendal nerve was crushed and he lost feeling in his penis.
Shortly to become a very famous penis indeed, while Dr Muderis was labelled a “penis killer”.
It is alleged that Gerardo’s brother Rodney Duncan attended the last appointment with him in September 2010, and told Muderis: “My brother lost his dick; I’m going to chop your dick off.”
The claims of threatening conduct are denied.
Admission PE:
Bp: 128/75mmHg; Hr: 82/min. Temperature: 36.7 degrees. Height: 181cm, weight: 97.5 Kg. Good nutritional status, normal physical development. There is no injury, stains or petechia on the skin or mucous, no pharyngeal hyperaemia, no tonsil swelling. The chest is normal, the breathing sounds of both lungs are clear, no rales. The heart rhythm is regular with no murmur. The abdomen is soft, with no pressing pain or rebound tenderness, no mass touched by examination. The liver and spleen are normal by touch examination. Shifting dullness is negative. Gerardo has normal curvature of the vertebral column. There is no edema in the lower limbs.
Nervous System Examination:
Gerardo is alert, his mental status is good, clear speech, his calculation ability, memory, orientation ability are normal. Both pupils are equal in size and round, their diameter is 3 mm, and both respond well to light. The visual field of both sides is normal. There is no nystagmus. The forehead wrinkle pattern and nasolabial fold are symmetrical. The teeth were shown without deflection. The examination results of the tongue are normal. There is no atrophy in the tongue muscle. The uvula is centered in the oral cavity. The neck can move freely and the shoulders can shrug powerfully. The muscle power of all four limbs is 5 degrees. The tendon reflex is normal. The abdominal reflex was not induced by examination. The palm-jaw reflex of both sides was negative. The Hoffmann sign was negative. The bilateral Babinski sign was negative. The ankle clonus on both sides was negative. There was obvious hypaesthesia of the perineum area. There was around a 3*10cm skin hypaesthesia on the lateral side of the right lower limb, downward from the lateral side of the anterior superior spine, others were normal. The finger-to-nose test was fast and stable.. The f alternate movement was normal. The finger opposing examination was normal. The heel-knee-tibia test of the left side was negative. The meningeal irritation sign is negative.
Treatment:
After the admission, Gerardo was diagnosed with Pudendal Nerve Injury so the doctors administered 2 neural stem cell injections and 2 mesenchymal stem cell injections to initiate nerve replacement and repair,, and also to activate the stem cells in his body, improve his blood circulation, nourish the neurons and regulate his immune system. We also gave him daily physical rehabilitation.
Post-treatment:
After 8 days of treatment, the perineal region was more sensitive. There was obvious abdominal reflexes and cremasteric reflexes. Both his energy and physical strength were improved.Send Your Enquiry Contact Us Sitemap HeCopyright @2014 www.wumedicalcenter.com All rights reserved.
Dr Al Muderis (pictured), famous for pioneering prosthetic limbs for amputees, told Daily Mail Australia he thinks the sign is ‘hilarious’ but confirmed he will still be pursuing legal action
‘I don’t know where the law stands here but obviously it is slanderous, so we’re taking proceedings with the court,’ Dr Al Muderis said.
‘The problem is we can not just go and ask them to take it down, we have to put in an application to the court and it takes time… time I’d much rather be spent on treating patients.’NSW police raided The Pleasure Den and other adult stores in Kings Cross earlier this month, seizing thousands of DVDs and boxes of sex paraphernalia.
The adult store has links to Gerardo Mazzella, a disgruntled former patient who was found by the Supreme Court to have defamed Dr Al Muderis in June this year and forced to pay $480,000.
Weeks later the 24 hour store had shut its doors, its normal signage had been taken down and the billboard featuring Dr Al Muderis had been erected.In defending the defamation allegations at the time, Mr Mazzella told the court the surgeon had left him feeling ‘numbness in both his penis and scrotum’ following a procedure in 2010But despite Mr Mazzella’s claims that he was unable to be sexually active, the court was told tests showed no damage to any nerves.In awarding the payout to Dr Al Muderis, Justice Stephen Rothman said he found ‘no evidence of any negligence or
Not only is Gerardo likely to be extremely high maintenance if arrested, he is also living in a part of the world where the only people in jail are those who cannot afford to buy their way out.
And he is well connected.
You want to party all night? No problem.
It is Gerard’s association with infamous Sydney underworld figure John Ibrahim and exactly which whistles he might be prepared to blow that could concern authorities.
John Ibrahim, who has owned or managed more than 40 of Sydney’s venues, has reportedly had hundreds of intelligence reports written about him by New South Wales and federal police as well as the Australian Intelligence Crime Commission.
As the book makes very clear, Ibrahim’s business interests made their millions not just under the eye of but with the cooperation of members of the NSW Police happy to share in the bounty.
A thing about bribes: they bind both parties into a cloak of secrecy.
Ibrahim writes:
In my occupation, I inevitably cross paths with drug dealers, straight cops, crooked cops, crime syndicates, stand over guys, kids targeting me with drive by shootings, and plastic gangsters who want what I’ve got, only without working for it.
Consider this a cautionary tale. You young blokes, especially, might think you want my life. But, as you will read, unless you are prepared to earn it — literally, with blood, sweat and tears — good luck. And either way, you might just end up dead. Or worse.
Anyone who has followed the history of Sydney’s inner-city demimonde through the early millennial period knows just how remarkably easy it was to buy ecstasy on Oxford Street, Sydney’s central gay strip, and of a man and his runners who were brazenly selling the party drug, moving tens of thousands of pills every weekend.
It is a piece of Sydney history some might definitely prefer remained in the past.
The ready availability of party drugs coincided with the ballooning of Sydney’s nightclub scene, particularly with the club Arq, which Ibrahim purchased.
When I began to build up here, everyone said I was crazy,” Mazzella said. His simple endeavor, dubbed Da Gerardo by regulars, has turned out to be a huge success. Sailboats and yachts drop anchor in Frontone bay and their passengers make the hike up to this rustic spot for its homemade island food and sweeping views across the bay to Porto.
The property belonged to Mazzella’s grandfather and, feeling an intense connection to his ancestral land, he fashioned an ethnographic collection out of family heirlooms. Soon, other island dwellers contributed their own artifacts, and now several rooms adjacent to the restaurant display antique fishing and herding implements, peasant clothing and photographs that recount the story of Ponza’s dual nature.
“The Ponzesi had to be good at two things to survive: fishing and farming,” Mazzella said, using the term for Ponza natives. “They were skilled fishermen, teaching their craft to others in Tuscany, Sardinia and even Tunisia. But the island is fertile and they learned to cultivate the earth, too.”
On Da Gerardo’s menu, locally grown lentils and cicerchie, a chick pea-like legume cultivated on the island since antiquity, are the basis for hearty soups, while savory pies are filled with leafy greens and local cheese. Fried moray eels are served with a wedge of lemon, and octopus is stewed with potatoes.
From its high perch sheltered by thatch pergolas, Da Gerardo is a wonderful spot to appreciate the duality of Ponza, a place that calmly walks the line between remoteness and accessibility, where land and sea collide.
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Gerardo Mazzellarobby2786Naples, Italy384213Reviewed 2 days ago via mobilePosto incantevole, MA...Google TranslationLocation mozzafiato sulla baia del frontone. Si accede percorrendo un sentiero molto ripido ma si è ben ricompensati arrivando in...More Date of visit: August 2020Thank robby2786 657sophied9Reviewed 2 days agoAlla mano ed è bello così!Google TranslationDei locali ci hanno consigliato di mangiare in questo piccolo ristorante/agriturismo. Gerardo ci ha accolto sempre molto gentilmente, anche prima...MoreDate of visit: August 2020Thank 657sophiedfrancescabQ9508CB5Reviewed 2 weeks agoParadiso nascosto!Google TranslationLocation con vista sulla spiaggia del frontone, un po’ nascosto ma appena si arriva si rimane a bocca aperta per...More Date of visit: July 2020 Thank francescabQ9508CB feffag2016Rome, Italy6922 Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile
Nascosto, in alto, sulla baia Google Translation#Nascosto, in alto, sulla baia della spiaggia del frontone; ci si arriva con un po’ di scale (come la maggior...MoreDate of visit: July 2020Thank feffag2016federicap785Rome, Italy184Reviewed June 25, 2020 via mobileUna conferma... anno dopoGoogle TranslationUna conferma... anno dopo anno! Vista mozzafiato e cibo divino: le lasagne, le melanzane, le zuppe, il tiramisù e la...More Date of visit: June 2020Thank federicap785 Francesca A2Reviewed June 21, 2020Cibo buonissimo e vista spettacolareGoogle TranslatioOttimo ristorante a conduzione familiare. Ricette antiche di famiglia (menu varia ogni giorno a seconda degli ingredienti disponibili) e vino...MoreDate of visit: June 2020Thank Francesca Agabrielen731Date of visit: June 2020Thank Francesca Agabrielen731
Nascosto, in alto, sulla baia Google Translation#Nascosto, in alto, sulla baia della spiaggia del frontone; ci si arriva con un po’ di scale (come la maggior...MoreDate of visit: July 2020Thank feffag2016federicap785Rome, Italy184Reviewed June 25, 2020 via mobileUna conferma... anno dopoGoogle TranslationUna conferma... anno dopo anno! Vista mozzafiato e cibo divino: le lasagne, le melanzane, le zuppe, il tiramisù e la...More Date of visit: June 2020Thank federicap785 Francesca A2Reviewed June 21, 2020Cibo buonissimo e vista spettacolareGoogle TranslatioOttimo ristorante a conduzione familiare. Ricette antiche di famiglia (menu varia ogni giorno a seconda degli ingredienti disponibili) e vino...MoreDate of visit: June 2020Thank Francesca Agabrielen731Date of visit: June 2020Thank Francesca Agabrielen731
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Gerardo MazzellaMr Mazzella also failed to surrender his passport and provide his financial information as required.Justice Stephen Rothman issued a bench warrant for Mr Mazzella to be arrested and "removed, as soon as practicable, to the Supreme Court for sentence". He indicated he will impose a sentence of two years' imprisonment with a non-parole period of 18 months.Justice Rothman also issued a $40,000 fine, and ordered Mr Mazzella to pay Dr Al Muderis' costs, after describing Mr Mazzella's behaviour as "egregious", "extremely serious" and a "deliberate defiance of the authority of the Court". It is understood Mr Mazzella currently lives in south-east Asia. The court has been provided with a list of his aliases, his date of birth, and his last known address in Sydney. Dr Al Muderis, a former refugee who came to Australia by boat after fleeing Iraq, has twice been nominated for Australian of the Year after he pioneered a technique of inserting titanium pins into the bonesMr Mazzella also failed to surrender his passport and provide his financial information as required.Justice Stephen Rothman issued a bench warrant for Mr Mazzella to be arrested and "removed, as soon as practicable, to the Supreme Court for sentence". He indicated he will impose a sentence of two years' imprisonment with a non-parole period of 18 months.Justice Rothman also issued a $40,000 fine, and ordered Mr Mazzella to pay Dr Al Muderis' costs, after describing Mr Mazzella's behaviour as "egregious", "extremely serious" and a "deliberate defiance of the authority of the Court". It is understood Mr Mazzella currently lives in south-east Asia. The court has been provided with a list of his aliases, his date of birth, and his last known address in Sydney. Dr Al Muderis, a former refugee who came to Australia by boat after fleeing Iraq, has twice been nominated for Australian of the Year after he pioneered a technique of inserting titanium pins into the bones of amputees, which allows prosthetic legs to be connected.He has operated on about 300 patients to insert the implants, including war veterans, and regularly travels overseas on charitable missions and to educate other orthopaedic surgeons in his technique.In a statement, his lawyer Nick Birbas said: "It is encouraging to see the Court will not tolerate a flagrant disregard for its orders, and will punish those that unjustly harm the reputation of people that work hard to make a positive contribution to our society". Gerardo Mazzella of amputees, which allows prosthetic legs to be connected.He has operated on about 300 patients to insert the implants, including war veterans, and regularly travels overseas on charitable missions and to educate other orthopaedic surgeons in his technique.In a statement, his lawyer Nick Birbas said: "It is encouraging to see the Court will not tolerate a flagrant disregard for its orders, and will punish those that unjustly harm the reputation of people that work hard to make a positive contribution to our society". Gerardo MazzellaGerard Mazzella with his team of marry men and womendisgruntled patient who claims he was left unable to have sexTop surgeon Munjed Al Muderis has had his face put on a sign above a sex shopDr Al Muderis' face is plastered over a billboard on Darlinghurst Rd, Kings CrossThe 47-year-old said he sees the funny side but will be taking legal action over itA disgruntled former patient of Dr Al Muderis' has close links to the adult store The former patient has previously made claims he was unable to have sex By JOSH HANRAHAN FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA
PUBLISHED: 22:44 BST, 29 November 2017 | UPDATED: 23:50 BST, 29 November 2017
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View commentsOne of the nation's leading surgeons has had his name and face plastered across the front of a Kings Cross adult store in what he says is a 'hate campaign'.
A large picture of Dr Munjed Al Muderis wearing a surgical cap and gown has been hung above the Darlinghurst Road sex store formerly known as The Pleasure Den.
The large sign, which first appeared in the past week, includes the words: 'Dr. Al Muderis' ADULT STORE. Restricted premises 18+'.
Dr Al Muderis, famous for pioneering prosthetic limbs for amputees and his amazing story of survival as a refugee fleeing Iraq, told Daily Mail Australia he thinks the sign is 'hilarious' but will still be pursuing legal action.
Munjed Al Muderis, one of the nation's leading surgeons, has had his name and face blazoned across the front of a Kings Cross adult store (pictured) in what he says is a 'hate campaign' +5Munjed Al Muderis, one of the nation's leading surgeons, has had his name and face blazoned across the front of a Kings Cross adult store (pictured) in what he says is a 'hate campaign'
Dr Al Muderis (pictured), famous for pioneering prosthetic limbs for amputees, told Daily Mail Australia he thinks the sign is 'hilarious' but confirmed he will still be pursuing legal action +5Dr Al Muderis (pictured), famous for pioneering prosthetic limbs for amputees, told Daily Mail Australia he thinks the sign is 'hilarious' but confirmed he will still be pursuing legal action
'I don't know where the law stands here but obviously it is slanderous, so we're taking proceedings with the court,' Dr Al Muderis said.
'The problem is we can not just go and ask them to take it down, we have to put in an application to the court and it takes time... time I'd much rather be spent on treating patients.'
NSW police raided The Pleasure Den and other adult stores in Kings Cross earlier this month, seizing thousands of DVDs and boxes of sex paraphernalia.
Weeks later the 24 hour store had shut its doors, its normal signage had been taken down and the billboard featuring Dr Al Muderis had been erected.
But despite Mr Mazzella's claims that he was unable to be sexually active, the court was told tests showed no damage to any nerves.The adult store has links to Gerardo Mazzella, a disgruntled former patient who was found by the Supreme Court to have defamed Dr Al Muderis in June this year and forced to pay $480,000. In defending the defamation allegations at the time, Mr Mazzella told the court the surgeon had left him feeling 'numbness in both his penis and scrotum' following a procedure in 2010.In awarding the payout to Dr Al Muderis, Justice Stephen Rothman said he found 'no evidence of any negligence or wrongdoing'. The large sign appeared in the past week including the words: 'Dr. Al Muderis' ADULT STORE. Restricted premises 18+' +5The large sign appeared in the past week including the words: 'Dr. Al Muderis' ADULT STORE. Restricted premises 18+' The adult store has links to Gerardo Mazzella (pictured), a disgruntled former patient who was found by the Supreme Court to have defamed Dr Al Muderis in June this year and forced to pay $480,000 +5The adult store has links to Gerardo Mazzella (pictured), a disgruntled former patient who was found by the Supreme Court to have defamed Dr Al Muderis in June this year and forced to pay $480,000
When asked if he put the sign above the store, Mr Mazzella said he had 'no comment' to make.
While admitting he saw the lighter side of having his face above Darlinghurst Rd, Dr Al Muderis said the sign had left him 'frightened'.
The surgeon claimed at one stage he had been sent pictures of a person holding a gun, in what he believed to be a threat.
Gerardo Mazzella owner of the Adult Shops
Dr Al Muderis has reported the threats and the sign to police.
'It will stop at some stage. I'm comfortable with what I do and with my work ethics,' he said.
Weeks after police raids in early November the 24 hour adult store shut its doors (pictured), took down most of its normal signage and the billboard featuring Dr Al Muderis appeared +5Weeks after police raids in early November the 24 hour adult store shut its doors (pictured), took down most of its normal signage and the billboard featuring Dr Al Muderis appeared
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Gerardo MazzellaMr Mazzella also failed to surrender his passport and provide his financial information as required.Justice Stephen Rothman issued a bench warrant for Mr Mazzella to be arrested and "removed, as soon as practicable, to the Supreme Court for sentence". He indicated he will impose a sentence of two years' imprisonment with a non-parole period of 18 months.Justice Rothman also issued a $40,000 fine, and ordered Mr Mazzella to pay Dr Al Muderis' costs, after describing Mr Mazzella's behaviour as "egregious", "extremely serious" and a "deliberate defiance of the authority of the Court". It is understood Mr Mazzella currently lives in south-east Asia. The court has been provided with a list of his aliases, his date of birth, and his last known address in Sydney. Dr Al Muderis, a former refugee who came to Australia by boat after fleeing Iraq, has twice been nominated for Australian of the Year after he pioneered a technique of inserting titanium pins into the bonesMr Mazzella also failed to surrender his passport and provide his financial information as required.Justice Stephen Rothman issued a bench warrant for Mr Mazzella to be arrested and "removed, as soon as practicable, to the Supreme Court for sentence". He indicated he will impose a sentence of two years' imprisonment with a non-parole period of 18 months.Justice Rothman also issued a $40,000 fine, and ordered Mr Mazzella to pay Dr Al Muderis' costs, after describing Mr Mazzella's behaviour as "egregious", "extremely serious" and a "deliberate defiance of the authority of the Court". It is understood Mr Mazzella currently lives in south-east Asia. The court has been provided with a list of his aliases, his date of birth, and his last known address in Sydney. Dr Al Muderis, a former refugee who came to Australia by boat after fleeing Iraq, has twice been nominated for Australian of the Year after he pioneered a technique of inserting titanium pins into the bones of amputees, which allows prosthetic legs to be connected.He has operated on about 300 patients to insert the implants, including war veterans, and regularly travels overseas on charitable missions and to educate other orthopaedic surgeons in his technique.In a statement, his lawyer Nick Birbas said: "It is encouraging to see the Court will not tolerate a flagrant disregard for its orders, and will punish those that unjustly harm the reputation of people that work hard to make a positive contribution to our society". Gerardo Mazzella of amputees, which allows prosthetic legs to be connected.He has operated on about 300 patients to insert the implants, including war veterans, and regularly travels overseas on charitable missions and to educate other orthopaedic surgeons in his technique.In a statement, his lawyer Nick Birbas said: "It is encouraging to see the Court will not tolerate a flagrant disregard for its orders, and will punish those that unjustly harm the reputation of people that work hard to make a positive contribution to our society". Gerardo MazzellaGerard Mazzella with his team of marry men and womendisgruntled patient who claims he was left unable to have sexTop surgeon Munjed Al Muderis has had his face put on a sign above a sex shopDr Al Muderis' face is plastered over a billboard on Darlinghurst Rd, Kings CrossThe 47-year-old said he sees the funny side but will be taking legal action over itA disgruntled former patient of Dr Al Muderis' has close links to the adult store The former patient has previously made claims he was unable to have sex By JOSH HANRAHAN FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA
PUBLISHED: 22:44 BST, 29 November 2017 | UPDATED: 23:50 BST, 29 November 2017
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View commentsOne of the nation's leading surgeons has had his name and face plastered across the front of a Kings Cross adult store in what he says is a 'hate campaign'.
A large picture of Dr Munjed Al Muderis wearing a surgical cap and gown has been hung above the Darlinghurst Road sex store formerly known as The Pleasure Den.
The large sign, which first appeared in the past week, includes the words: 'Dr. Al Muderis' ADULT STORE. Restricted premises 18+'.
Dr Al Muderis, famous for pioneering prosthetic limbs for amputees and his amazing story of survival as a refugee fleeing Iraq, told Daily Mail Australia he thinks the sign is 'hilarious' but will still be pursuing legal action.
Munjed Al Muderis, one of the nation's leading surgeons, has had his name and face blazoned across the front of a Kings Cross adult store (pictured) in what he says is a 'hate campaign' +5Munjed Al Muderis, one of the nation's leading surgeons, has had his name and face blazoned across the front of a Kings Cross adult store (pictured) in what he says is a 'hate campaign'
Dr Al Muderis (pictured), famous for pioneering prosthetic limbs for amputees, told Daily Mail Australia he thinks the sign is 'hilarious' but confirmed he will still be pursuing legal action +5Dr Al Muderis (pictured), famous for pioneering prosthetic limbs for amputees, told Daily Mail Australia he thinks the sign is 'hilarious' but confirmed he will still be pursuing legal action
'I don't know where the law stands here but obviously it is slanderous, so we're taking proceedings with the court,' Dr Al Muderis said.
'The problem is we can not just go and ask them to take it down, we have to put in an application to the court and it takes time... time I'd much rather be spent on treating patients.'
NSW police raided The Pleasure Den and other adult stores in Kings Cross earlier this month, seizing thousands of DVDs and boxes of sex paraphernalia.
Weeks later the 24 hour store had shut its doors, its normal signage had been taken down and the billboard featuring Dr Al Muderis had been erected.
But despite Mr Mazzella's claims that he was unable to be sexually active, the court was told tests showed no damage to any nerves.The adult store has links to Gerardo Mazzella, a disgruntled former patient who was found by the Supreme Court to have defamed Dr Al Muderis in June this year and forced to pay $480,000. In defending the defamation allegations at the time, Mr Mazzella told the court the surgeon had left him feeling 'numbness in both his penis and scrotum' following a procedure in 2010.In awarding the payout to Dr Al Muderis, Justice Stephen Rothman said he found 'no evidence of any negligence or wrongdoing'. The large sign appeared in the past week including the words: 'Dr. Al Muderis' ADULT STORE. Restricted premises 18+' +5The large sign appeared in the past week including the words: 'Dr. Al Muderis' ADULT STORE. Restricted premises 18+' The adult store has links to Gerardo Mazzella (pictured), a disgruntled former patient who was found by the Supreme Court to have defamed Dr Al Muderis in June this year and forced to pay $480,000 +5The adult store has links to Gerardo Mazzella (pictured), a disgruntled former patient who was found by the Supreme Court to have defamed Dr Al Muderis in June this year and forced to pay $480,000
When asked if he put the sign above the store, Mr Mazzella said he had 'no comment' to make.
While admitting he saw the lighter side of having his face above Darlinghurst Rd, Dr Al Muderis said the sign had left him 'frightened'.
The surgeon claimed at one stage he had been sent pictures of a person holding a gun, in what he believed to be a threat.
Dr Al Muderis has reported the threats and the sign to police.
'It will stop at some stage. I'm comfortable with what I do and with my work ethics,' he said.
Weeks after police raids in early November the 24 hour adult store shut its doors (pictured), took down most of its normal signage and the billboard featuring Dr Al Muderis appeared +5Weeks after police raids in early November the 24 hour adult store shut its doors (pictured), took down most of its normal signage and the billboard featuring Dr Al Muderis appeared
Share or comment on this article: Munjed Al Muderis pictured above Kings Cross adult store
Gerardo Mazzella after relieving himself. A fresh Gerardo MazzellaClick on the link below to see Gerardo's Mazzella Resturant https://en.tripadvisor.com.hk/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g194853-d10915677-i324067852-Resp_Mazzella_Gerardo_aperto-Ponza_Island_Province_of_Latina_Lazio.htmlClick on above Link to see Gerardo Mazzellas Resturant
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