‘Confused, angry’ families seek advice against CHI over surgery fears

‘Confused, angry’ families seek advice against CHI over surgery fears

The search for legal advice follows an audit that found many surgeries in CHI at Temple St and the National Orthopaedic Hospital Cappagh did not meet the necessary criteria. File Picture: Niall Carson/PA

Tue, 10 Jun, 2025 - 01:00
Niamh Griffin

A further six families have retained legal advice due to fears about unnecessary hip surgery at Children’s Health Ireland (CHI).

A review process for over 2,200 children is expected to last until October, with clinics already running on Saturdays and weekdays.

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