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Coroner appeals to families linked to jailed surgeon

Coroner appeals to families linked to jailed surgeon

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Coroner appeals to families linked to jailed surgeonImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Ian Paterson was given a 20-year prison sentence after being convicted of wounding patients through his operationsByJoanne WrittleHealth Correspondent - West MidlandsPublished16 minutes agoA…

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Coroner appeals to families linked to jailed surgeonImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Ian Paterson was given a 20-year prison sentence after being convicted of wounding patients through his operationsByJoanne WrittleHealth Correspondent - West MidlandsPublished16 minutes agoA coroner investigating the deaths of people treated by the jailed breast surgeon Ian Paterson has appealed for 106 more patients' families to make contact.Inquests are currently being heard into the deaths of 70 women, to see if Paterson's treatment or care caused an unnatural death.Paterson was jailed in 2017 after being convicted of wounding patients by way of botched and unnecessary operations and given a 20-year prison sentence.The inquests' coroner, Judge Richard Foster, said he was recently notified of the…

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