A dog walker who sprained his ankle and died two weeks later, might have been saved if he had had a face-to-face doctor’s appointment, an inquest has heard.
The blood clot which eventually killed Callum Jones might have been discovered had his GP appointment not been over the phone.
His heartbroken mum Kim Jones spoke out after the investigation into his death. She said: "He could have been saved if he had been seen (by his GP) in person,” North Wales Live reported .
