Great Ormond Street apologises after children suffered ‘severe harm’ under surgeon
by Denis Campbell Health policy editor from World news | The Guardian on (#6QJKA)
NHS hospital reviews care of 700 patients after inquiry found orthopaedic doctor caused lifelong damage to some, one of whom underwent an avoidable limb amputation'
A leading NHS children's hospital is reviewing the care 721 patients received after an investigation found that children treated by one of its surgeons came to severe harm" during limb reconstruction operations.
Great Ormond Street hospital (Gosh) in London has offered its sincere apologies" to children who have suffered what the Sunday Times reported was in some cases lifelong damage.
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