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A claim for clinical negligence arising out of a failure to diagnose appendicitis was assisted by the misunderstanding of the Defendant's expert of his role as an expert witness, NHS Direct call recordings allowing the judge to hear the pain in the Claimant's voice, and the inherent defects in the treating doctor's note.