More than 1,000 CT scans carried out in Scotland have been reviewed after concerns were raised about the work of one consultant radiologist, BBC Scotland News has learned.
The medic was responsible for interpreting the detailed images of internal body parts and identifying health issues like cancer.
The scans were carried out at hospitals around the country and assessed by one of a central pool of experts working for the Scottish National Radiology Reporting Service (SNRRS) between April 2022 and July 2024.
It is understood that the review found that about 10 patients had potentially been affected.
The SNRRS said the patients would be contacted by their local NHS board to discuss further action.
They added that the consultant radiologist at the centre of review no longer works for the SNRRS.
It is understood that information about the review has been provided to the health board where the radiologist normally works.
Source: BBC News, 9 December 2024
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