Professor Charles McCollum
Professor of Surgery
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Area of expertise
Acute limb ischaemia is a sudden reduction in blood flow to a limb that can threaten its viability. It is a vascular emergency and may result from an arterial blockage caused by thrombosis or embolism, among other causes. Cases involving acute limb ischaemia can raise complex medico-legal questions. These may relate to recognition, diagnosis, investigations, clinical decision-making, causation and subsequent outcomes. Our vascular expert witnesses can provide independent, evidence-based medico-legal opinions and reports. Experts may review medical records, vascular imaging and the chronology of events. They can provide an opinion on relevant matters within their specialist area of expertise.
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Professor of Surgery
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