A distinguished panel of paediatric specialists convened to evaluate the medical evidence in the Lucy Letby case, where she was convicted of murdering seven babies. The expert review concluded that the initial allegations of air embolism were flawed, attributing the deaths instead to conditions like systemic sepsis and thrombosis. The independent analysis highlighted failings in treatment and diagnosis during the infants' care, suggesting that the medical evidence utilized in the convictions was insufficient and possibly misleading. The panel's findings will be disclosed, regardless of whether they vindicate or implicate Letby.
The expert panel reviewed the cases of Lucy Letby's accused murders and found significant discrepancies in the medical evidence used for her conviction.
Their findings indicate that the causes of death attributed to air embolism were misdiagnosed, and several infants died from other medical complications.
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