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Mrs B suffered a corneal ulcer which led to her attendance upon the Defendant Trust. The negligence in Mrs B’s case was two-fold involving misdiagnosis and subsequent negligent mistreatment. The Defendant Trust misdiagnosed Mrs B as to be suffering from a corneal foreign body rather than a corneal ulcer. It was concluded that the correct diagnosis would, on the balance of probabilities, have led to Mrs B receiving the correct treatment and the pain, injury and long-term deterioration of her eyesight being avoided.

Mrs T brought a claim on behalf of her Deceased Husband, Mr T against the Defendant Trust as a result of the development of hunger, thirst, discomfort, oral thrush and anorexia whilst he was being treated in hospital.

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Mr M exhibited a number of symptoms in line with deteriorating mental health however, the Defendant Trust initially failed to notice the same and therefore, negligently discharged Mr M from their care.

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