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A MOTHER of two who bled to death hours after breast surgery would have had the best chance of survival if a consultant surgeon had agreed to leave his home to attend to her, a fatal accident inquiry has concluded. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Marlene Wightman, 49, bled to death after a mastectomy more than two-and-a-half years ago and after listening to 40 days of evidence Sheriff Isabella McColl said reasonable precautions could have saved her life. Full Article at Daily Express
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Marlene Wightman bled to death in the early hours of 23 March, 2006, the day after a mastectomy operation. At under five feet tall, Mrs Wightman weighed just seven and a half stone. Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News
