A Melbourne grandmother is suing a hospital after she alleges she was mistakenly given an incorrect, highly invasive medical procedure intended for another patient. According to multiple reports, the woman says hospital staff performed the procedure on her after she was confused with a different woman who has the same name. She is taking legal action over what she describes as a catastrophic hospital mix-up. The coverage from Brisbane Times, the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age all describe the claim in similar terms: the plaintiff alleges the wrong person was treated and the procedure should not have been performed on her. The reports also note that the error involves a patient identification problem, leading to her receiving treatment intended for someone else. The articles focus on the allegations made in the lawsuit and do not indicate a final outcome in court. The dispute centers on whether proper checks were carried out to ensure the correct patient was selected before the procedure.