Diagnosing Acute Appendicitis in Children
By Mr Martin C Brett, Consultant General & Gastro-Intestinal Surgeon
Posted 06 October 2020
7 Minute Read
Tags:
- Delayed Diagnosis
- Efficiency
- Missed Diagnosis
- Unrecoverable Costs
Expert Disciplines:
- Gastroenterology
About The Author
Mr Martin C Brett
Consultant General & Gastro-Intestinal Surgeon
Mr Brett is a Consultant General and Gastro-Intestinal Surgeon for adults and paediatrics. His broad surgical practice includes upper gastrointestinal surgery, minimal access surgery, hernia surgery, and paediatric surgery.
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