Complex neurological injury following anaesthesia
A detailed chronology and expert evidence were required to address the timing, mechanism and clinical significance of immediate neurological symptoms.
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A detailed chronology and expert evidence were required to address the timing, mechanism and clinical significance of immediate neurological symptoms.
Full case study to be confirmedThe investigation focused on observations, escalation, treatment opportunities and the practical consequences for the family.
Full case study to be confirmedMultidisciplinary evidence considered whether earlier recognition and treatment would probably have avoided limb loss or reduced the level of amputation.
Full case study to be confirmedThe analysis considered responsibility between the hospital provider, treating clinicians and relevant indemnifiers.
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