Wife of Dr. Fred Cecere
Dr. Spiva was a physician who practiced in several San Antonio hospitals and was accused of wrongfully diagnosing and treating patients for a rare blood disorder called porphyria. Her license was suspended in 1986, reinstated, then revoked by the Texas Medical Board. In 1992, her license was again reinstated by the District Court of Travis County due to the loss or destruction of the original statement of fact from 1987. This order was reversed in 1993 and remanded for a new trial. She died in Fredericksburg in 1995. The outcome of the case is unknown.
Dr. Spiva was a physician who practiced in several San Antonio hospitals and was accused of wrongfully diagnosing and treating patients for a rare blood disorder called porphyria. Her license was suspended in 1986, reinstated, then revoked by the Texas Medical Board. In 1992, her license was again reinstated by the District Court of Travis County due to the loss or destruction of the original statement of fact from 1987. This order was reversed in 1993 and remanded for a new trial. She died in Fredericksburg in 1995. The outcome of the case is unknown.
Wife of Dr. Fred Cecere
Dr. Spiva was a physician who practiced in several San Antonio hospitals and was accused of wrongfully diagnosing and treating patients for a rare blood disorder called porphyria. Her license was suspended in 1986, reinstated, then revoked by the Texas Medical Board. In 1992, her license was again reinstated by the District Court of Travis County due to the loss or destruction of the original statement of fact from 1987. This order was reversed in 1993 and remanded for a new trial. She died in Fredericksburg in 1995. The outcome of the case is unknown.
Dr. Spiva was a physician who practiced in several San Antonio hospitals and was accused of wrongfully diagnosing and treating patients for a rare blood disorder called porphyria. Her license was suspended in 1986, reinstated, then revoked by the Texas Medical Board. In 1992, her license was again reinstated by the District Court of Travis County due to the loss or destruction of the original statement of fact from 1987. This order was reversed in 1993 and remanded for a new trial. She died in Fredericksburg in 1995. The outcome of the case is unknown.
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