A Romanian orthopedic doctor whose right to practice was revoked in Great Britain for abuses remains active in Romania due to the lack of local complaints.

Iuliu Iosif Marian Stan, an orthopedic doctor in Romania, has been struck off the British medical register for serious abuses, including unjustified invasive procedures. Although British authorities have documented 278 cases of misconduct, the medical college in Cluj refuses to intervene, citing a lack of local complaints. His case is part of a larger problem, where many doctors sanctioned in other countries continue to practice in Romania, and local authorities lack a legal framework to verify them. The criminal investigation in the UK is ongoing, and the hospital involved has acknowledged responsibility for the doctor's actions.