Shelley Sella – Inactive

Five-part Exposé Detailing How Boyd & Co. Turned Albuquerque Into The Late-Term Abortion Capital of the World

Front Page story about the disciplinary case against Shelley Sella for gross negligence during a 35 week abortion that resulted in a ruptured uterus. Patient told not to get pregnant again due to injuries.

Companion article to "Late-term Abortion Debate Turns to ABQ"- also on front page of ABQ Journal Feb. 3, 2013. Profiles woman who suffered injuries from botched 35 week abortion by Sella.

Application for medical license in California.

NM medicaid provider agreement; Shelley Sella works for Curtis Boyd MD PC.

NM Medicaid provider profile for Shelley Sella.

Application for medical license in New Mexico (Updated).

Profile for medical license in California.

Notice of contemplated action for gross negligence in a botched 35-week abortion on May 12, 2011, that resulted in a ruptured uterus. Discipline could include suspension or revocation.

Closing statements for the prosecution recommending that Sella be disciplined for gross negligence for 4 violations of the standard of care during a 35-week abortion.

Sella's closing brief denying wrongdoing in a botched 35 week abortion that resulted in a life-threatening ruptured uterus.

Sella's opening brief claiming that obstetrical standards do not apply to third trimester abortions.

Prosecutions closing arguments recommending discipline for Shelley Sella for gross negligence on 4 violations of the standard of care during a botched 35-week abortion.

Sella disciplinary hearing Day 1, November 29, 2012. Part 1

Sella disciplinary hearing Day 1, November 29, 2012. Part 2

Sella disciplinary hearing Day 2, November 30, 2012. Part 1

Sella disciplinary hearing Day 2, November 30, 2012. Part 2

Jan 4, 2013 - Court document for botched abortion lawsuit for abortionist Shelley Sella.

Patient Jessica Duran sues clinic abortionists Curtis Boyd, Shelley Sella, and Carmen Landau. Case history and list of court documents. Original complaint filed 11-30-2016.

-- Albuquerque Journal, 12-05-2016. Patient Jessica Duran sues abortionist Curtis Boyd and the Southwestern Women's Options clinic for failing to disclose that her aborted baby would be used for experimentation by the University of New Mexico. See pages 1 & 3.

Complaint filed Nov. 11, 2016. -- Patient Jessica Duran files suit against Southwestern Women's Options abortion clinic and abortionists Curtis Boyd, Shelley Sella, and Carmen Landau. Details given in document.

1994 botched abortion caused perforated uterus; settled case for $25,000.

May 2000: Negligent management of labor & delivery; patient died. Settled case for $500,000.

Patient Nichole Atkins sues the clinic and abortionists for malpractice & unfair trade practices. In December 2010, Nichole Atkins went to Southwestern Women's Options for an abortion, where she was treated by abortionist Carmen Landau. The clinic had Nichole sign ONE consent form for both the abortion AND to use her baby for fetal experimentation. The clinic did not tell Nichole that they stored the aborted baby parts in a freezer at the clinic, and that the baby parts were used for research experiments at the University of New Mexico. They did not tell Nichole that they were ALSO going to use her personal info in a research study. The clinic did not inform Nichole of this, or give her an option to opt-out of the research, the fetal tissue donation, or give her any assurance of personal privacy. At the time of her abortion, Nichole was 17 weeks gestation, and Dr. Curtis Boyd's office estimated the baby's length at 23 centimeters. The abortionist botched the abortion and lacerated Nichole's cervix. The clinic didn't inform Nichole of the injuries or repair them. Nichole experienced "extreme pain" and eventually required a hysterectomy, rendering her unable to bear children. See pages 2, 4, & 5-7.