
Average annual instructions : >10
Claimant : 90%
Defendant : 10%
Personal Injury : 10%
Clinical Negligence : 90%
Expert Witness training completed
Experienced medicolegal expert
Dr Martin Stotz can provide expert opinion on a range of cases relating to most aspects of anaesthesia, the care and management of patients pre, during and post operatively, and the clinical management of critically ill patients.
Dr Stotz is Airway Lead at St Mary’s Hospital, London, and can provide expert opinion on complications related to airway management in ICU.
His particular areas of expertise include:
- Anaesthesia
- Airway management
- Care and management of patients pre-, during and post-operatively
- Sepsis
- Adult Intensive Care Medicine
- Heart Failure
- Enhanced Postoperative Care
- Deteriorating adult patient
- Trauma
- Upper GI Surgery
MD: 1997
Medical degree: 1987-1993
Dr Stotz is a Consultant in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia at St Mary’s Hospital in London, where he leads a multi-disciplinary team. St Mary’s Hospital, as part of Imperial College NHS Trust, is a major trauma centre and a tertiary vascular referral centre.
Dr Stotz completed his medical training at the Medical School of the University of Basel, Switzerland. He obtained his medical degree in 1993 and became an MD in 1997. His postgraduate training in anaesthesia was in Switzerland (Lucerne and Basel) and postgraduate training in intensive care in Switzerland and the UK (Basel, Geneva, and UCLH).
Dr Stotz speaks English, French and German.
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The challenges of airways management in the Intensive Care Unit
Airway management techniques were first developed in the field of anaesthesia, and advanced airway management is still an extremely important factor in the care of the critically ill patient. For this reason, intensive care medicine is still closely allied to anaesthesia in many countries. However, the intensive care unit (ICU) environment is not specifically designed…
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