Professor Charles McCollum
Professor of Surgery
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Area of expertise
Asymptomatic microembolism refers to small embolic events that occur without producing recognised clinical symptoms. Microemboli can travel through the circulation and obstruct small blood vessels, including vessels supplying the brain. Cases involving asymptomatic microembolism can raise complex medico-legal questions. These may relate to vascular disease, diagnostic findings, imaging, procedural events, causation and subsequent outcomes. Our vascular and neurological expert witnesses can provide independent, evidence-based medico-legal opinions and reports. Experts may review medical records, vascular investigations and imaging. 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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