A coroner has identified six key failings and several "shortcomings" in the care of a man who died within hours of being discharged from Stafford Hospital.
John Moore-Robinson, from Leicester, had suffered a ruptured spleen in a mountain biking accident - but doctors failed to spot it.
A coroner is expected to record her conclusion today in the second inquest into the death of a man from Leicester.
John Moore Robinson died from a ruptured spleen within hours of being discharged from Stafford Hospital.
A report was released shortly after his first inquest, which suggested his treatment could amount to neglect.
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