There were "lost opportunities" at Bristol Children's Hospital to help a four-year-old boy who died after heart surgery, an inquest has ruled. But to his parents' anger, the coroner said it did not fail Sean Turner with its basic care.
In the six weeks between four-year-old Sean Turner's heart surgery and his subsequent death, there were "missed opportunities" that could have saved him.
But, recording a narrative verdict today, a coroner cleared Bristol Children's Hospital of failing to provide basic care to the little boy.
The inquest was the second in two months investigating the death of a child on Ward 32 - the children's cardiac ward.
There were "lost opportunities" at Bristol Children's Hospital to help a four-year-old boy who died after heart surgery, an inquest ruled.
Steve and Yolanda Turner release statement after a narrative verdict was recorded by Coroner overseeing inquest into their son's death.