THE TYPE OF CASE WE DO
£290,000 following damage to bile duct during laparoscopic cholecystectomy
W v Medway NHS Trust (2007)
Aged 53 W underwent removal of his gall bladder by laparoscopic surgery during which his gall bladder was severed.
W required reconstructive surgery (Roux en Y hepatico jejunostomy), suffered from repeat infections, abdominal distension, and hernia.
W had a significant risk of developing further strictures and it was likely he would require a liver transplant in future.
BREACH OF DUTY
The hospital accepted that the standard of surgery was unacceptable.
OUTCOME
Compensation was agreed at £290,000
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