Doctor loses a tooth in operating theatre bust-up It is understood Dr Abbas, from Didsbury, and Mr Homer, from Mobberley in Cheshire, have been asked to stay at home while hospital chiefs investigate the incident. It escalated into a huge argument and ended with the pair going toe-to-toe. It is not clear which doctor lost a tooth during the incident. Dr Abbas specialises in anaesthetising obese people - an area of medicine called bariatric anaesthesia - and gives lectures to the Society for Obesity and Bariatric Anaesthesia in London and Manchester. He declined at his home in the Manchester. Mr Homer was appointed as a consultant ear, nose and throat surgeon at Manchester Royal Infirmary and the Christie Hospital in 2002. He has special expertise in head, neck, cancer and thyroid surgery - as well as surgery for snoring and rhinoplasty - or nose jobs. He is also director of the Manchester Ear, Nose and Throat clinic - a private business whose website says he has performed more than 700 cosmetic rhinoplasties - and is honorary laryngologist to the Royal Northern College of Music. Mr Homer could not be reached for a comment.