Latest: Patient developed inoperable tumour after delayed Kerry hospital diagnosis, family claim

Latest: The family of a patient at University Hospital Kerry claim he has developed an inoperable tumour after a delayed diagnosis.

Latest: Patient developed inoperable tumour after delayed Kerry hospital diagnosis, family claim
Tue, 19 Dec, 2017 - 10:08

Update 10am: The family of a patient at University Hospital Kerry claim he has developed an inoperable tumour after a delayed diagnosis.

A re-check of 46,000 scans is underway after errors were found with a number of results.

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