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Case: Failure to recognize prosthetic valve endocarditis

months. On the Claimant’s part, it was accepted that the delay had not influenced his prognosis, but he had suffered a particularly unpleasant time during the ‘undiagnosed’ period. He had taken career decisions that he would not have taken had he had knowledge of his condition. He had generally been out of kilter and his family life had suffered. The NHSLA made a counter offer of £10,000 and settlement was agreed at £12,500 for pain, suffering and loss of amenity.