Treatment concerns raised over NI surgeon

A top orthopaedic surgeon could face disciplinary action over claims that blood cells taken from fracture patients in the North were used for research without proper procedures being in place, it was revealed today.

A top orthopaedic surgeon could face disciplinary action over claims that blood cells taken from fracture patients in the North were used for research without proper procedures being in place, it was revealed today.

Professor David Marsh, who once worked as a consultant at the Royal Victoria and Musgrave Park Hospitals in Belfast, has been reported to the UK's General Medical Council.

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