If a tree falls in the city and no one hears it.
More details and pictures at
http://blogblogsheldon.blogspot.ca/2012/04/if-tree-falls.html
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Using Kodak or Matin Film Leader Extractor Tool
It has been a long time since I've posted an entry.
I haven't used 35mm film for a long, long time. I'm selling some stuff on ebay, including a Kodak film extractor. The tool pulls the leader from the inside of a film cassette.
Unfortunately, the extractor doesn't have an instruction sheet. And if you just try to follow the visual instructions, it can be very frustrating. So I had to learn how to use it again. I've posted a video to youtube (see below) showing the Kodak extractor in action..
The Kodak extractor is the same design as the Matin extractor. The original Matin instructions are also below.
The keys to using the Kodak or Matin extractor are:
Kodak Film Extractor Tool showing the side with Visual Instructions. The visual instructions work when you use the other side of the extractor.
Kodak Extractor Side Without Visual Instructions. It is the same design as the Matin. In the video, this side is used once the cassette is inserted to follow the visual instructions.
Video
Correction In two places, I say turn the spindle clockwise.
I meant counter-clockwise which is what I'm doing in the video.
Original Matin Film Extractor Instructions
I haven't used 35mm film for a long, long time. I'm selling some stuff on ebay, including a Kodak film extractor. The tool pulls the leader from the inside of a film cassette.
Unfortunately, the extractor doesn't have an instruction sheet. And if you just try to follow the visual instructions, it can be very frustrating. So I had to learn how to use it again. I've posted a video to youtube (see below) showing the Kodak extractor in action..
The Kodak extractor is the same design as the Matin extractor. The original Matin instructions are also below.
The keys to using the Kodak or Matin extractor are:
- With the spindle down turn the spindle a few times counter-clockwise.
- Make sure the film is inserted completely into the tool AND stays inserted completely.
- The slides should move easily. If they don't, start over.
- With first slide all the way over, hold close to ear, turn spindle counter-clockwise and stop as soon as you hear a click.
You probably should watch the video first. You may not need to follow the overly detailed Matin instructions.
Kodak Film Extractor Tool showing the side with Visual Instructions. The visual instructions work when you use the other side of the extractor.
Kodak Extractor Side Without Visual Instructions. It is the same design as the Matin. In the video, this side is used once the cassette is inserted to follow the visual instructions.
Video
Correction In two places, I say turn the spindle clockwise.
I meant counter-clockwise which is what I'm doing in the video.
Original Matin Film Extractor Instructions
Friday, April 22, 2011
Wakefield Transcripts Grouped
About the Transcripts
Transcripts for the UK General Medical Council disciplinary hearing against Dr.Wakefield, Professor Walker-Smith and Professor Murch grouped by type of witness. Transcripts are also available in day order without editorial comment at Wakefield Transcripts in Day Order at www.sheldon101blog.blogspot.com . A file with all transcripts zipped is here. For more information on the transcripts, including privacy concerns, see here.From the closing submissions by Ms Sally Smith QC, lawyer hired by the GMC to 'prosecute' the doctors in the disciplinary hearing.
First of all, it is about a group of children whose ages in 1996 ranged from nearly three-and-a-half to nine. Quite properly we have been anonymising them, but of course they were not numbers, they were vulnerable children. I want to say at this stage, because of its importance, that no-one doubts or has questioned the tragedy of these children’s disorders,nor, of course, the love of their parents nor their parents’ desire to do the very best that theycould for them. This case is about the nature of the doctors’ duties towards the patient, and ofcourse it is the child who is the patient in every case......
[W]e submit that underlying many of the allegations, perhaps those against Dr Wakefield in particular, there is a refusal to subject his own conduct to appropriate scrutiny, whether that is by an ethics committee or ultimately by the editor of the publication in which he seeks to publish his research, in this case The Lancet. He did not consult, we say, he went ahead on the basis of his own evaluation of the ethics of what he was doing and what he thought was or was not escapable. We say that he did that without any regard for the boundaries which should have constrained him and that is what was wrong with what he did. Day 122 page 2
That is the first limb of the case that we say is fundamental. The second is about the integrity of papers which are submitted to scientific journals... We say the paper that was ultimately published, The Lancet paper, was profoundly misleading. The clear impression that it gave was that during the course of research investigations into behavioural and gastrointestinal disorders in these children a striking coincidental temporal link with MMR vaccination was drawn by a series of parents. If you like, it was stumbled upon by those parents, and of course by the doctors who then wrote it up in those terms. In truth, we say that link was inevitably going to be made since, as was well known to Dr Wakefield and Professor Walker-Smith, those who had the investigations had come to the Royal Free Hospital for those investigations on the very basis that their parents had made that link. Day 122/3
Into this case the defence have sought, we say, to inject layer upon layer of complexity. Remember all these three doctors were at the time of these charges senior members of their profession, some of course more senior than others... They have got no excuse for not understanding and operating the distinction between research and clinical medicine; the basic principles of medical research ethics; of the requirements relating to the submission for publication to scientific journals, and the requirement for rigour in the way in which thoseprojects were written up... We submit that all three of them have taken stances which it is our submission are in many respects frankly incredible and they have done so in an attempt to persuade you that the case against them cannot be proved.(emphasis added) Day 122/5 (emphasis added to quotations)
GMC Documents (Not Part of Transcripts) | ||
| Full GMC Fact Finding Determination Formal Sanctions Determination for Dr. Wakefield Formal Sanctions Determination for Professor Walker-Smith Formal Sanctions Determination for Professor Murch | ||
Opening Statement by GMC Lawyer | ||
| Day 1 | Reading of Charges and Amendments | GMC's Lawyer. The GMC's lawyer while hired by the GMC is independent of the panel deciding the case.The GMC lawyer has the same role as a prosecutor in a criminal case. |
| Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 | Opening Statement GMC | GMC's Lawyer |
| Parents of The Children The Big Lie According to the Big Lie repeated over and over again by many supporters of Wakefield to explain the results of the GMC hearing --- the parents were not allowed to testify. This Big Lie has been repeated so often and so effectively that the parents believe it. For example, in a testimonial for Professor Walker-Smith, the mother of Child 6 and & 7 stated: I am saddened that I was not allowed to give evidence on behalf of my boys and was upset to hear the lies about my family from the other side. I felt we did not have a voice and my boys were not protected in this. Day 199/28 And from an open letter by the parents read as a testimonial: We have been following the GMC hearings with distress as we, the parents, have had no opportunity to refute the allegations. For the most part we have been excluded from giving evidence to support these doctors whom we all hold in very high regard. Day 199/33 But as the GMC's lawyer's stated in her opening submissions: The parents in this case, with the exception of the mother of child 12, to whom I am going to be referring later as “Mrs 12”, are not going to be giving evidence, and it is not part of our case that they were anything other than content with the investigations which were carried out on their children. Indeed, as you will be hearing, some of them positively encouraged those investigations to be carried out, but in the last analysis it must never be forgotten that the patient is the child. Day 3/3 Parents wanted to testify but none were called by the doctors, for obvious reasons. All Parents were asked to testify by the GMC. Just as with the children's GPs, the parents could have given very important testimony. Mrs. 12, who still supports Wakefield, provided testimony and documents that, by itself, proved most of the GMC case. | ||
| Day 28 | Testimony and Documents of Mrs. 12 | Mother of Child 12 |
| Children's Doctors | ||
| Day 5 | Dr. Hopkins | GP Child 10 |
| Day 5 | Dr. Shantha | GP Child 3 |
| Day 5 | Dr. Barrow | GP Child 1 |
| Day 6 | Dr. N | GP Child 6 GP Child 7 |
| Day 6 | Dr.Letham | GP Child 5 |
| Day 6 Day 7 | Dr. Tapsfield | GP Child 4 |
| Day 7 | Dr. Stuart | GP Child 12 |
| Day 43 | Dr. Stuart (added to statement) | GP Child 12 |
| Day 11 | Dr. Shillam | GP Child 5 |
| Day 14 | Dr. Kirrage | Child JS |
| Day 14 | Dr. Cartmel | GP Child 2 |
| Day 19 | Dr. Jones (statement) | GP Child JS |
| Day 19 Day 20 | Dr. Andrew Mills | Consultant Child JS |
| Day 29 | Dr. Jelley | GP Child 8 |
| Day 23 | Dr. Spratt (statement) | GP Child 12 |
| Day 43 | Frances Wharton (statement) | Secretary to Dr. Surtees re Child 2 |
| Royal Free Hospital | ||
| Day 8 Day 9 | Dr. Pegg | Chairman Ethics Committee, Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 12 Day 13 | Dr. Berelowitz | Child Psychiatrist, Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 14 | Dr. Hodgson | Wakefield Employment Contract |
| Day 15 Day 16 | Professor Zuckerman | Dean, Royal Free Hospital to 1999 |
| Day 19 | Mr. Else | CEO, Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 21 | Dr. Lloyd-Evans | Child Neurologist, Royal Free Hosptital |
| Day 21 | Mr. Phipps | Assistant Finance Officder Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 22 | Professor Revell | Chairman, Histopathology Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 24 Day 25 Day 26 | Dr. Casson | Gastroenteroligist, Royal Free Hospital Main Patient Contact Wrote discharge summaries. |
| Day 30 | Deborah Davies (statement) | Personal Assistant to CEO for Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 31 | Cenzig Tarhan | Fi\nance Officer, Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 32 Day 33 Day 43 | Dr. Davies Day 43 (addition to statement) | Histopathologist, Royal Free Hosptital |
| Legal Aid UK | ||
| Day 11 | Mrs. Cowie | Legal Aid Lawyer |
| Day 30 | Sarah Alwyn | Customer Service Manager |
| The Lancet | ||
| Day 16 Day 17 Day 18 Day 111 | Dr. Horton Testimony Day 16, 17 & 18. Important Statement read Day 111 | Editor of The Lancet |
| Day 22 | Professor Candy | Peer reviewed 1998 papers. Believed that either both papers or neither paper be published. |
| Experts called by GMC | ||
| Day 18 | Professor Hull | Pediatric Research Ethics Expert |
| Day 26 Day 27 | Dr. Salisbury | UK vaccination Expert. Testified on the history of measles vaccine, MMR and Wakefield. Surprisingly, lawyers for doctors did not ask any questions. |
| Day 35 Day 36 Day 37 Day 38 Day 39 | Professor Rutter | Child Development Expert |
| Day 40 Day 42 Day 43 Day 44 Day 45 Day 46 Day 47 | Professor Booth | Pediatric Gastroenterology Expert Medical Research Expert |
| Day 47 | Professor Lachmann | Immunology Expert |
| Experts called by Doctors All Defense Experts were called on behalf of Professor Walker-Smith | ||
| Day 101 | Dr. Williams | Expert Gastronenterologist |
| Day 101 Day 102 Day 103 Day 104 Day 105 Day 106 Day 109 | Dr.Victor Miller | Expert Gastroenterology Witness |
| Day 107 Day 108 | Dr. Thomas | Expert Child Neurology Witness |
| Martin Walker Nonsensical Conflict of Interest Claim | ||
| Day 101 | Martin Walker nonsense | Hack who could not begin to report the proceedings in a way that resembled reality. |
| Medical Research Council | ||
| Day34 | Medical Research Council | Transcript of meeting read in part re selection bias. Video played. |
| Dr. Wakefield | ||
| Day 48 Day 49 Day 50 Day 51 Day 52 Day 53 Day 54 Day 55 | Dr. Wakefield | Examined by Wakefield's Lawyer |
| Day 57 | Dr. Wakefield | Cross-Examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 57 Day 58 | Dr. Wakefield | Cross-Examined by Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 58 Day 59 Day 60 Day 61 Day 62 Day 63 Day 65 Day 66 Day 67 | Dr, Wakefield | Cross-Examined by GMC's Lawyer |
| Day 68 | Dr. Wakefield | Re-examined by Wakefield's lawyer |
| Day 69 | Dr. Wakefield | Further Cross-Examination by GMC's Lawyer |
| Professor Walker-Smith | ||
| Day 73 Day 74 Day 75 Day 76 Day 77 Day 78 Day 79 Day 80 Day 81 Day 82 Day 83 Day 84 | Professor Walker-Smith | Examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 85 | Professor Walker-Smith | Cross-examined by Wakefield's Lawyer Cross-examined by Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 85 Day 86 Day 87 Day 88 Day 89 Day 90 Day 91 Day 92 Day 93 Day 94 Day 95 Day 96 Day 97 | Professor Walker-Smith | Cross-examined by GMC's Lawyer |
| Day 98 Day 99 | Professor Walker-Smith | Re-examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 100 | Professor Walker-Smith | Questioned by the Panel Further Re-examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Professor Murch | ||
| Day 110 Day 111 Day 112 Day 113 Day 114 | Professor Murch | Examined by Professor Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 115 Day 116 Day 117 Day 118 | Professor Murch | Crosss-examined by GMC's lawyer |
| Day 119 | Professor Murch | Re-examined by Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 120 | Professor Murch | Questioned by the Panel Further Cross-examined by GMC's Lawyer Re-examed by Murch's Lawyer |
| Closing Submissions | ||
| Day 122 Day 123 Day 124 Day 125 Day 126 Day 127 Day 128 Day 129 | Closing Submissions The first pages of Day 122 are a great summary of the case. | GMC's Lawyer |
| Day 130 Day 131 Day 132 Day 133 Day 134 Day 135 Day 136 | Closing Submissions | Wakefield's Lawyer |
| Day 137 Day 138 Day 139 Day 140 Day 141 Day 142 Day 143 Day 144 Day 145 | Closing Submissions | Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 146 Day 147 | Closing Submissions | Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 149 | Advice from Legal Assessor | Legal Assessor Mr. Nigel Seed QC |
| Fact Finding Decision 28 January 2010 | ||
| Day 197 | Fact Finding Decision | The chairman read a shorter version of the panel' fact finding determinations. The full version is here. |
| Sanctions Hearing | ||
| Day 198 | Submissions On Behalf of GMC | GMC's Lawyer |
| No Submissions On Behalf of Dr. Wakefield | Wakefield's Lawyer (no submissions) | |
| Day 199 | Submissions On Behalf of Professor Walker-Smith | Testimonial Evidence Sir Christopher Booth Robertr Heuschkel Allan Walker Sir Nicholas Wright |
| Day 200 | Submissions On Behalf of Professor Murch | Testimonial Evidence Edward Piele Michael Green Alison Rodger Concluding Submissions |
| Day 200 | Legal Advice | Legal Assessor Mr. Nigel Seed QC |
| Sanctions Determinations 24 May 2010 | ||
| Day 217 | Sanctions Decterminations | Panel Sanction Decisions The GMC published the same sanctions determinations for each doctor separately. Dr. Wakefield Professor Walker-Smith Professor Murch |
| The Rest of the Days | ||
| Day 10 Day 56 | Panel Read Documents | |
| Day 70 Day 71 Day 72 | Day 70, Day 71 & Day 72 discuss the legal issue of whether the panel should force Mr. Barr to testify. The panel decided on Day 72 to not force Mr. Barr to testify | Mr. Barr was the lawyer suing MMR vaccine makers for causing autism. All 11 UK children in the 1998 paper were clients. |
| Day 121 | Discussion on Adjournment | |
| Days 150 to 196 | Panel Deliberations (in Camera) on Fact Finding | Panel |
| Days 201 to 216 | Panel Deliberations (in Camera) on Sanctions | Panel |

Wakefield Disciplinary Hearing Transcripts Grouped by sheldon101 is licensed under
a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 Canada License.
Wakefield Transcripts in Day Order
About the Transcripts
Transcripts for the UK General Medical Council disciplinary hearing against Dr.Wakefield, Professor Walker-Smith and Professor Murch in day order without editorial comment. Transcripts are also available grouped by witness type at Wakefield Transcripts Grouped at ww.sheldon101blog.blogspot.com. A file with all transcripts zipped is here. For more information on the transcripts, including privacy concerns, see here.| Not Part of The Transcripts Full GMC Fact Finding Determination Formal Sanctions Determination for Dr. Wakefield Formal Sanctions Determination for Professor Walker-Smith Formal Sanctions Determination for Professor Murch | ||
Case for GMC | ||
| Day 1 | Reading of Charges and Amendments | GMC's Lawyer. The GMC's lawyer while hired by the GMC is independent of the panel deciding the case. The GMC lawyer has the same role as a prosecutor in a criminal case. |
| Day 2 | Opening Statement GMC | GMC's Lawyer |
| Day 3 | Opening Statement GMC | |
| Day 4 | Opening Statement GMC | |
| Day 5 | Dr. Hopkins | GP Child 10 |
| Dr. Shantha | GP Child 3 | |
| Dr. Barrow | GP Child 1 | |
| Day 6 | Dr. N | GP Child 6 GP Child 7 |
| Dr.Letham | GP Child 5 | |
| Dr. Tapsfield | GP Child 4 | |
| Day 7 | Dr. Tapsfield | |
| Dr. Stuart | GP Child 12 | |
| Day 8 | Dr. Pegg | Chairman Ethics Committee, Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 9 | Dr. Pegg | |
| Day 10 | Panel Read Documents | |
| Day 11 | Mrs. Joanne Cowie | Legal Aid Board Lawyer |
| Dr. Shillam | GP Child 5 | |
| Day 12 | Dr. Berelowitz | Child Psychiatrist, Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 13 | Dr. Berelowitz | |
| Day 14 | Dr. Hodgson | Wakefield Employment Contract |
| Dr, Kirrage | Child JS | |
| Dr. Cartmel | GP Child 2 | |
| Day 15 | Professor Zuckerman | Dean, Royal Free Hospital to 1999 |
| Day 16 | Professor Zuckerman | |
| Dr. Horton | Editor of The Lancet | |
| Day 17 | Dr. Horton | |
| Day 18 | Dr. Horton | |
| Professor Hull | Pediatric Research Ethics Expert | |
| Day 19 | Mr. Else | CEO, Royal Free Hosptital |
| Dr. Jones | GP Child JS (statement) | |
| Dr, Andrew Mills | Consultant Child JS | |
| Day 20 | Dr. Andrew Mills | |
| Day 21 | Dr. Lloyd-Evans | Child Neurologist, Royal Free Hosptital |
| Mr. Phipps | Assistant Finance Officer, Royal Free Hospital | |
| Day 22 | Professor Revell | Chairman Histopathology, Royal Free Hospital |
| Professor Candy | Peer reviewed 1998 papers. Believed that either both papers or neither paper be published. | |
| Day 23 | Dr. Spratt (statement) | GP Child 12 |
| Day 24 | Dr. Casson | Gastroenteroligist, Royal Free Hospital Main Patient Contact. Wrote discharge summaries. |
| Day 25 | Dr. Casson | |
| Day 26 | Dr. Casson | |
| Dr. Salisbury | UK vaccination Expert. Testified on the history of measles vaccine, MMR and Wakefield. No cross-examination | |
| Day 27 | Dr. Salisbury | |
| Dr, Spratt's documents | Documents on Child 9 | |
| Day 28 | Mrs. 12 | The mother of Child 12. The only parent who testified even though parents (see Day 199/33 and Day 199/28) stated they wanted to testify. |
| Day 29 | Dr. Jelley | GP child 8 |
| Day 30 | Deborah Davies (statement) | Personal Assistant to CEO for Royal Free Hospital |
| Sarah Alwyn | Customer Service Manager, UK Legal Aid | |
| Day 31 | Cenzig Tarhan | Fi\nance Officer, Royal Free Hospital |
| Day 32 | Dr. Davies | Histopathologist, Royal Free Hosptital |
| Day 33 | Dr. Davies | |
| Day 34 | Medical Research Council | Transcript of meeting read in part. Video played. |
| Day 35 | Professor Rutter | Child Development Expert |
| Day 36 | Professor Rutter | |
| Day 37 | Professor Rutter | |
| Day 38 | Professor Rutter | |
| Day 39 | Professor Rutter | |
| Day 40 | Professor Booth | Pediatric Gastroenterology Expert |
| Day 41 | Professor Booth | |
| Day 42 | Professor Booth | |
| Day 43 | Professor Booth | |
| Dr. Stauart (additional paragraph to statement) | GP Child 12 | |
| Dr. Davies (addition to statement) | Histopathologist Royal Free Hosptital | |
| Frances Wharton (statement) | Secretary to Dr. Surtees re Child 2 | |
| Day 44 | Professor Booth | |
| Day 45 | Professor Booth | |
| Day 46 | Professor Booth | |
| Day 47 | Professor Booth | |
| Professor Lachmann | Immunology Expert | |
| Case for Dr. Wakefield | ||
| Day 48 | Dr. Wakefield | Examined by Wakefield's Lawyer |
| Day 49 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 50 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 51 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 52 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 53 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 54 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 55 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 56 | Panel Read Documents | |
| Day 57 | Dr. Wakefield | Cross-Examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 58 | Dr. Wakefield | Cross-Examined by Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 59 | Dr. Wakefield | Cross-Examined by Murch's Lawyer Cross-Examined by GMC's Lawyer |
| Day 60 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 61 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 62 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 63 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 64 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 65 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 66 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 67 | Dr. Wakefield | |
| Day 68 | Dr. Wakefield | Re-examined by Wakefield's lawyer |
| Day 69 | Dr. Wakefield | Further Cross-Examination by GMC's Lawyer |
| Further Re-Examination by Wakefield's Lawyer | ||
| Questioned by the Panel | ||
| Further Cross-Examination by GMC's Lawyer | ||
| Further Re-Examination by Wakefield's Lawyer | ||
| Day 70 | Legal issue on forcing Mr. Barr to testify. | Mr. Barr was the lawyer suing MMR vaccine makers for causing autism. All 11 UK children in the 1998 paper were clients. |
| Day 71 | ||
| Day 72 | Decision not to force Mr. Barr to testify. | |
| Case for Professor Walker-Smith | ||
| Day 73 | Professor Walker-Smith | Examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 74 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 75 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 76 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 77 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 78 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 79 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 80 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 81 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 82 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 83 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 84 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 85 | Professor Walker-Smith | Cross-examined by Wakefield's Lawyer Cross-examined by Murch's Lawyer Cross-examined by GMC's Lawyer |
| Day 86 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 87 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 88 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 89 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 90 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 91 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 92 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 93 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 94 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 95 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 96 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 97 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 98 | Professor Walker-Smith | Re-examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 99 | Professor Walker-Smith | |
| Day 100 | Professor Walker-Smith concluded | Questioned by the Panel Further Re-examined by Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 101 | Martin Walker | Legal Assessor discussed claimed conflict of interestby Martin Walker |
| Dr. Williams | Expert Witness Gastronenterologist | |
| Dr. Miller | Expert Witness Gastroenterologist | |
| Day 102 | Dr. Miller | |
| Day 103 | Dr. Miller | |
| Day 104 | Dr. Miller | |
| Day 105 | Dr. Miller | Cross-examined by GMC's lawyer |
| Day 106 | Dr. Miller | |
| Day 107 | Dr. Thomas | Expert Witness Child Neurologist |
| Day 108 | Dr. Thomas | |
| Day 109 | Dr. Miller | Cross-examined by GMC's lawyer |
| Case for Professor Murch | ||
| Day 110 | Professor Murch | Examined by Professor Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 111 | Statement of Dr. Horton | |
| Professor Murch | ||
| Day 112 | Professor Murch | |
| Day 113 | Professor Murch | |
| Day 114 | Professor Murch | |
| Day 115 | Professor Murch | Cross-examined by GMC's lawyer |
| Day 116 | Professor Murch | |
| Day 117 | Professor Murch | |
| Day 118 | Professor Murch | |
| Day 119 | Professor Murch | Re-examined by Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 120 | Professor Murch | Questioned by the Panel Further Cross-examined by GMC's Lawyer Re-examined by Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 121 | Discussion on Adjournment | |
| Closing Submissions | ||
| Day 122 | Closing Submissions | GMC's Lawyer |
| Day 123 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 124 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 125 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 126 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 127 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 128 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 129 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 130 | Closing Submissions | Wakefield's Lawyer |
| Day 131 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 132 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 133 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 134 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 135 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 136 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 137 | Closing Submissions | Walker-Smith's Lawyer |
| Day 138 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 139 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 140 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 141 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 142 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 143 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 144 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 145 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 146 | Closing Submissions | Murch's Lawyer |
| Day 147 | Closing Submissions | |
| Day 148 | Amendments to Charges | |
| Day 149 | Advice from Legal Assessor | Legal Assessor Mr. Nigel Seed QC |
| Days 150 to 196 | Panel Deliberations (in Camera) on Fact Finding | Panel |
| Day 197 | Fact Finding Determinations | The chairman read a shorter version of the panel's fact finding determinations. The full version is here. |
| Sanctions Hearing | ||
| Day 198 | Submissions On Behalf of GMC | GMC's Lawyer |
| No Submissions On Behalf of Dr. Wakefield | Wakefield's Lawyer (no submissions) | |
| Day 199 | Submissions On Behalf of Professor Walker-Smith | Testimonial Evidence Sir Christopher Booth Robertr Heuschkel Allan Walker Sir Nicholas Wright |
| Day 200 | Submissions On Behalf of Professor Murch | Testimonial Evidence Edward Piele Michael Green Alison Rodger Concluding Submissions |
| Legal Advice | Legal Assessor Mr. Nigel Seed QC | |
| Days 201 to 216 | Panel Deliberations (in Camera) on Sanctions | Panel |
| Day 217 | Sanction Decisions | Panel Sanction Decisions The GMC published the same sanctions determinations for each doctor separately. Dr. Wakefield Professor Walker-Smith Professor Murch |

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