A senior medic in Dublin has reported an increase in patients requiring urgent medical attention after botched surgeries abroad. The Department of Foreign Affairs dealt with 1,500 new cases in 2022, including medical emergencies.
A senior medic in Dublin has reported an increase in patients requiring urgent medical attention after botched surgeries abroad . Professor Helen Heneghan, a consultant surgeon at St Vincent's Hospital, stated that she and her colleagues are seeing up to two patients per week with major complications. The Department of Foreign Affairs dealt with 1,500 new cases in 2022, including medical emergencies .
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