Stabbing victim 'would have died without emergency surgery'

The Central Criminal Court has heard that a Dublin man stabbed in the heart would not have survived, were it not for emergency surgery carried out in St James’ Hospital.

The Central Criminal Court has heard that a Dublin man stabbed in the heart would not have survived, were it not for emergency surgery carried out in St James’ Hospital.

Professor John Reynolds was giving evidence to the Central Criminal Court today in the trial of a 36-year-old man, who wounded him and fatally stabbed his friend.

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