The article reports on Seppo Kansa's appearance on MTV3’s Huomenta Suomi, where he shared memories of his late brother, singer Tapani Kansa, who died shortly after being discharged from Kymenlaakso Central Hospital following gallbladder surgery. Following the surgery, Tapani's wife, Nina af Enehjelm, filed a medical error report, raising suspicions about the quality of care. During the TV broadcast, Seppo addressed these suspicions, revealing that investigations had shown there was only a minimal risk of complications from the procedure.

Seppo Kansa stated during the airing that, despite the tragic outcome, it was unlikely that the surgery had been performed incorrectly. He explained the challenges that arise during surgeries, particularly with large blood vessels near the liver, which could lead to unforeseen complications. Seppo recalled how Tapani had been at home feeling unwell for several hours after the operation before his condition worsened, leading to his brother’s untimely death.

Importantly, Seppo emphasized that he holds no bitterness regarding the situation, attributing the unfortunate event to the risks associated with surgery rather than any fault of the medical team. His reflections provide a nuanced perspective on the complexities of surgery and the emotional toll it takes on families, revealing that while inquiries were appropriate, some outcomes remain out of human control.