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Lucy Letby Case - Response to Times Article & Thirlwall Lawyers - Part 4 Child A 2 of 2

The second part of the Child A analysis focuses on antiphospholipid syndrome, a condition recorded in the clinical notes for both Child A and their twin. The speaker argues that prosecution expert Professor Sally Kinsey dismissed APS without conducting the two blood tests required twelve weeks apart — the diagnostic standard recognised in clinical guidelines. Livedo reticularis, a skin condition associated with APS, was also documented. The video contends that a legitimate natural explanation for Child A's deterioration was present in the records and was improperly excluded by the prosecution's experts. Lucy Letby's absence from the ward at the time fluids were connected is also highlighted as exculpatory.

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You cannot rule out antiphospholipid syndrome without doing two blood tests twelve weeks apart. That is the clinical standard. It was not done.
Topic: Lucy Letby Case - Response to Times Article & Thirlwall Lawyers - Part 4 Child A 2 of 2

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Livedo reticularis is right there in the notes. It is a classic presentation associated with antiphospholipid syndrome and nobody followed it up.
Topic: Lucy Letby Case - Response to Times Article & Thirlwall Lawyers - Part 4 Child A 2 of 2

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Lucy Letby was not present when the fluids were connected. That is in the records. The prosecution simply ignored it.
Topic: Lucy Letby Case - Response to Times Article & Thirlwall Lawyers - Part 4 Child A 2 of 2
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