An investigation has revealed that the 103 affected patients all suffered harm after being given intravitreal injections by the consultant between October and December 2021.
It revealed that the 103 affected patients all suffered harm after being given intravitreal injections by the consultant between October and December 2021.
Mrs Kitching, 71, from Wolverhampton, said: “My eyesight is an important tool of my job, and I don’t know whether the long-term impact of this treatment will mean I can no longer produce my art. She was invited to attend a special clinic for review as there had been a technical issue with the injection service.
“The investigation found that the locum consultant in charge of giving NHS patients intravitreal injections had been wearing new varifocal spectacles prescribed by an optometrist. “She should have received a duty of candour letter from the trust and a copy of the root cause analysis report detailing their internal investigation and findings.”
Mr Higgs said: “This makes it even more shocking that such a poor outcome was achieved for so many patients.”
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