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Technical failures at Great Ormond Street hospital may have contributed to Sophie Ryan-Palmer's death. Photograph: Steve Parsons/PA Archive A 12-year-old cancer patient may have died because of problems in a stem cell freezing process used by Great Ormond Street hospital. Technical failures at the childrens NHS trust could have contributed to the death of Sophie Ryan-Palmer, from Sunbury in Surrey, St Pancras coroners court has been told. In a narrative verdict, the coroner, Mary Hassell, said it was unclear what effect the treatment had but she ruled that the deaths of three other children at the hospital were not connected to difficulties with the medical procedure. The other three children were 13-month-old Ryan Loughran, from Bournemouth, who died in July, four-year-old Katie Joyce, from Hertfordshire, who died in October, and five-year-old Muhanna al-Hayany, who had come from Kuwait to receive the treatment and died in August this year. Responding to the findings, a spokesperson for Great Ormond Street said: This has been an immensely distressing process for all of the families involved. These four young patients were extremely poorly children with complex conditions, and it is frustrating for everyone concerned, especially their families, for it still to be unclear exactly … Continue reading →