Letby Canards, #2: “the defence should have led expert evidence”
The next in our series of mini-posts looking at specific arguments about the Lucy Letby case
Air embolism was reported as early as the 19th century, in both the pediatric and adult surgical practice. The nonspecific nature of the signs and symptoms of vascular air embolism as well as the difficulty in documenting the diagnosis does not allow the true incidence of it to be known.
—Stephanie Gordy & Susan Rowell, Vascular air embolism, Internation…
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