When Consent Fails in Paediatric Spinal Surgery and the Legal Insights Gained
By Michelle Mitchell, Marketing Manager
Posted 10 April 2025
4 Minute Read
Tags:
- Paediatric Spinal Surgery
- Informed Consent
- Neuromonitoring
- Breach of Duty
- Causation
- Wake-Up Test
- Spinal Expert Witness
- Neurosurgery Litigation
Expert Disciplines:
- Orthopaedic Spinal Surgery
About The Author
Michelle Mitchell
Marketing Manager
Michelle Mitchell is the Marketing Manager at INNEG, where she leads the development and execution of marketing strategies to support the company's growth and brand presence. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for impactful communication, Michelle works closely with both internal teams and external partners.
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