Blind man died days after house call, hearing told

Independent.ie Thursday 9th February, 2012

A DOCTOR has denied allegations of failing to adequately examine or investigate a sick elderly blind man during a house call just two days before he died.Dr Anthony Enobo Akpekpe (52), who was working for locum service Doctors on Duty in Dublin when he paid a visit to Patrick Lowe (74) in Monkstown, appeared before the fitness-to-practise committee...

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