Surgery
Endo-urology expert witnesses
Listed endo-urology expert witnesses address minimally invasive treatment of the urinary tract, including ureteroscopy, stone surgery and stent management. Retained stents and ureteric injury are recurring subjects of instruction.
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The evidence
What an endo-urology expert witness is asked to determine
Endo-urological claims are strongly procedural. The operation note, imaging, stent register entries and the arrangements made for removal establish whether the procedure was appropriate and whether follow-up failed. A forgotten stent is usually a systems question as much as a surgical one.
- Whether the procedure chosen was appropriate to the stone burden or pathology imaged.
- Whether the technique used and the equipment selected met the expected standard.
- Whether ureteric injury, perforation or sepsis was recognised and managed promptly.
- Whether stent insertion was recorded and removal arranged within the intended period.
- What consequence follows from any delay in removal or follow-up.
Practitioners are listed across all four UK nations. Location can be narrowed in the register’s location listings before an instruction is made.
Claim contexts
Claims that instruct this discipline
These links describe the question endo-urology evidence can answer. They do not prescribe the scope of an individual instruction.
Clinical negligence claims
Procedure selection, technique and follow-up in urinary tract surgery.
View claim type → 02Personal injury claims
Urinary tract injury and its continuing consequences.
View claim type → 03Inquests
Endo-urological evidence where a death is being investigated.
View claim type →Search the register by the discipline used in the instruction.
See endo-urology listingsReport routes
Reports prepared
Operation notes, imaging and stent records support a records review report. A breach and causation report deals with the ureteric injury or retained stent alleged.
Where renal function has been affected, a condition and prognosis report is normally instructed as well. The report pages describe the content of each route.
Endo-urology expert witness evidence
An endourologist expert witness addresses the procedure and the follow-up arrangements as separate questions, because the failing is often in the second.
Discipline and location are shown in the listing, and the enquiry is made with the practitioner. See the British Association of Urological Surgeons alongside the case material.
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