article_snippet: One of the victims who is facing losing out on compensation is Jade Edgington, 24, who underwent unnecessary surgery to remove non-cancerous lumps from Jade Edgington breasts.
article_snippet: Miss Edgington, from Shirley, in the West Midlands, was 16 when Jade Edgington discovered a large lump in Jade Edgington left breast.
article_snippet: Thanks to Jade Edgington father's Bupa medical insurance, was seen almost immediately by Breast surgeon Ian Paterson in October 2005.
article_snippet: After an ultrasound, Breast surgeon Ian Paterson told the then teenager Jade Edgington had a lump 'the size of a golf ball' in her left breast and a lump 'the size of a golf ball' in her breast needed to be removed.
article_snippet: Just over a year later, in December 2006, Jade discovered another smaller lump in Jade .
article_snippet: Breast surgeon Ian Paterson removed a lump 'the size of a golf ball' in her breast a month later, reassuring Jade that the lumps were nothing to worry about.
article_snippet: Jade went back to Breast surgeon Ian Paterson again in April 2007 after discovering another small lump, this time in Jade , and again Breast surgeon Ian Paterson cut a lump 'the size of a golf ball' in her breast out.
article_snippet: Finally, in April 2009, Jade discovered a small lump in the scar left behind from the first operation in Jade .
article_snippet: Breast surgeon Ian Paterson told Jade it was a 'stitch granuloma' - harmless cells around the wound site - but Breast surgeon Ian Paterson removed it anyway.