Robert Falconer Anaesthetist in Court

Robert Falconer Anaesthetist in Court Stock Photo

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1288 x 1800 px | 21.8 x 30.5 cm | 8.6 x 12 inches | 150dpi

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17 May 2004

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Swansea UK

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Barry Batchelor

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Anaesthetist Robert Falconer, 45, arrives at Swansea Crown Court, where he denies manslaughter after the death of a baby during an operation at Singleton Hospital in Swansea in April 2002. The consultant mistakenly injected air directly into the bloodstream of Aaron Havard, instead of into a tube linked to the six-week-old's nose during an operation to rectify a thickening of the stomach wall from which the baby was suffering.

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RMG6YNRY–Anaesthetist Robert Falconer, 45, arrives at Swansea Crown Court, where he denies manslaughter after the death of a baby during an operation at Singleton Hospital in Swansea in April 2002. The consultant mistakenly injected air directly into the bloodstream of Aaron Havard, instead of into a tube linked to the six-week-old's nose during an operation to rectify a thickening of the stomach wall from which the baby was suffering.

RMG70F3C–Consultant anaesthetist Robert Falconer, 45, with his wife outside Swansea Crown Court after being cleared by a jury of the manslaughter of a six-week-old baby boy. Dr Falconer walked free from court in tears after the week-long trial, where he admitted injecting air directly into the bloodstream of baby Aaron Havard during a routine operation to rectify a problem of thickening of the stomach wall at Singleton Hospital, Swansea, in April 2002. The jury found that the fatal error did not constitute gross negligence.

RM2D33HNM–Anaesthetist Robert Falconer, 45, arrives at Swansea Crown Court, where he denies manslaughter after the death of a baby during an operation at Singleton Hospital in Swansea in April 2002. The consultant mistakenly injected air directly into the bloodstream of Aaron Havard, instead of into a tube linked to the six-week-old's nose during an operation to rectify a thickening of the stomach wall from which the baby was suffering.

RMG70F3H–Kathryn Havard reads a statement as her husband Phil looks on after consultant anaesthetist Robert Falconer, 45, was cleared by a jury at Swansea Crown Court, of the manslaughter of their six-week-old baby boy Aaron. Dr Falconer walked free from court in tears after the week-long trial, where he admitted injecting air directly into the bloodstream of the baby during a routine operation to rectify a problem of thickening of the stomach wall at Singleton Hospital, Swansea, in April 2002. The jury found that the fatal error did not constitute gross negligence.

RMG6YNTN–Phil and Kathryn Havard in Court

RMG70F3D–Anaesthetist cleared of manslaughter