Coombe apologises to baby boy brain damaged after skull haemorrhage went undiagnosed
Jack Clavin, who is now six years old and has haemophilia, also has a range of difficulties and falls a number of times a day
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Jack Clavin, who is now six years old and has haemophilia, also has a range of difficulties and falls a number of times a day
A boy who it was claimed ended up with brain damage after a skull haemorrhage went undiagnosed following his delivery in Dublin’s Coombe Hospital has settled a High Court action with a €6 million interim payout.
Jack Clavin had to have an emergency craniotomy nine days after his birth…
It was claimed baby suffered haemorrhage during delivery at The Coombe Hospital on May 24, 2017, but it was undiagnosed until he was brought to another hospital on June 2, where he had an emergency craniotomy and suffered brain damage arising from delay in treating the haemorrhage