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the only thing I say was the neuro-cure framework, but I was wondering if their was a more permanent solution
This is no curse it is a fact.
It also happens when more than 50% of active players have a bugfree modlist
Can't really help you much if all that's being asked is "why is X operation not working?", as it is so inordinately generic - I'd sooner be able to tell you why Brits feel the need to eat food not fit for human consumption.
Is my pawn allowed to have proper meds? Does the doctor have access to the organ in question? Have I completed the research necessary to perform the operation? Are there similar operations that cannot be done, and what can I infer from that?
Once all the obvious things have been thoroughly combed through, you move on to copying your save file and trying to replicate the state you're in right now. If that doesn't point you in the right direction, you move on to testing possible mod conflicts.
After you have unequivocally identified the mod to be the culprit, only then should you file a bug report (with all the logs in tow).