Amputation following podiatric surgery
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Our client was advised by a podiatric surgeon to undergo surgery for hammer toes, but during the operation the oxygen supply to her toes was depleted leading to ischaemia.
She underwent a sympathectomy, but this was only partially successful and amputation of one of her toes was unavoidable.
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