The Florida surgeon who killed a man when he allegedly removed his liver by accident has had his medical license suspended, the Daily Mail reported. Seventy-year-old William Bryan of Alabama was on vacation in the Sunshine State when he began experiencing abdomen pain he was told was caused by an enlarged spleen at Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast Hospital. However, an incident report filed with the lawsuit from Bryan’s family reveals that the hospital staff “had concerns” that surgeon Thomas Shaknovsky was not skilled enough to perform the “complicated” procedure. Shaknovsky claimed he found a splenic artery aneurysm, and he fired a stapling device “blindly into the abdomen” in an effort to control hemorrhaging……