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The wife of former Scotland captain Colin Hendry has won a six-figure settlement after she was almost killed by botched cosmetic surgery in 2002. | The wife of former Scotland captain Colin Hendry has won a six-figure settlement after she was almost killed by botched cosmetic surgery in 2002. |
Denise Hendry was in intensive care for nearly two months after the liposuction procedure at the private Broughton Park Hospital near Preston, Lancashire. | Denise Hendry was in intensive care for nearly two months after the liposuction procedure at the private Broughton Park Hospital near Preston, Lancashire. |
Mrs Hendry, 40, suffered nine punctures to her bowel and colon, causing blood poisoning and multiple organ failure. | Mrs Hendry, 40, suffered nine punctures to her bowel and colon, causing blood poisoning and multiple organ failure. |
Her lawyers Pannone said she had been awarded a settlement. | Her lawyers Pannone said she had been awarded a settlement. |
The exact figure has not been disclosed. | The exact figure has not been disclosed. |
The £2,400 operation was carried out by cosmetic surgeon Dr Gustaf Aniansson on 10 April 2002. | The £2,400 operation was carried out by cosmetic surgeon Dr Gustaf Aniansson on 10 April 2002. |
Surgeon removed | Surgeon removed |
But Mrs Hendry required treatment for septicaemia at the Royal Preston Hospital after falling ill just two days after the procedure. | But Mrs Hendry required treatment for septicaemia at the Royal Preston Hospital after falling ill just two days after the procedure. |
Ex-Blackburn Rovers defender Colin Hendry kept a bedside vigil at the hospital. | Ex-Blackburn Rovers defender Colin Hendry kept a bedside vigil at the hospital. |
Hendry played for a number of clubs, including Blackburn Rovers | |
The mother-of-four recovered from her injuries, which included a cardiac arrest which stopped her heart for four minutes, and pursued a damages claim against Dr Aniansson. | The mother-of-four recovered from her injuries, which included a cardiac arrest which stopped her heart for four minutes, and pursued a damages claim against Dr Aniansson. |
Dr Aniansson no longer works in the UK, after he successfully applied for voluntary erasure from the General Medical Council's register. | Dr Aniansson no longer works in the UK, after he successfully applied for voluntary erasure from the General Medical Council's register. |
However he is free to operate abroad. | However he is free to operate abroad. |
The surgeon was investigated by the GMC after being referred to them by concerned colleagues at Royal Preston Hospital. | The surgeon was investigated by the GMC after being referred to them by concerned colleagues at Royal Preston Hospital. |
Mr Hendry lives with his wife and their four young children in Lytham St Anne's, in Lancashire. | Mr Hendry lives with his wife and their four young children in Lytham St Anne's, in Lancashire. |