'Small chance' remained of saving Dhara Kivlehan's life, consultant tells inquest

A Belfast consultant claims there was still a small chance that Dhara Kivlehan could have been saved when she was transferred to the Royal Victoria Hospital.

'Small chance' remained of saving Dhara Kivlehan's life, consultant tells inquest

A Belfast consultant claims there was still a small chance that Dhara Kivlehan could have been saved when she was transferred to the Royal Victoria Hospital.

Under questioning at the inquest into the death of the 29-year-old who lived in Leitrim, critical care specialist Dr Paul Glover has refused to agree that Ms Kivlehan was “beyond repair” by the time she was transferred to Belfast from Sligo General Hospital days before she died in September 2010.

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