Methods and Materials: We conducted a retrospective analysis at Raja Rajeswari Medical College, Bengaluru, India. The study period was from October 2016 to September 2017.

Results: We identified 16 cases were this irrational combine procedures occurred. Majority of the patients were females (68.8%) and most were admitted in OBG department (62.5%). Gallbladder was the commonest asymptomatic structure that was removed in 63.55% of the cases followed by appendix. Surgery team “C” did 50% of all these cases.

Conclusion: In today’s era of evidence-based surgery and litigation, deviation from normal protocol’s can land the surgeon in medicolegal situation in case a complication arises or if the patient’s files suit for doing surgeries that has no rationale. We are of an opinion that it’s better to avoid removing asymptomatic structures.