Pressure grows on Great Ormond Street Hospital to publish report on 'rogue' surgeon whose botched operations left children with serious injuries - as he is ditched from top Dubai conference

Great Ormond Street is facing mounting pressure to publish a report about a 'rogue' surgeon who left children with serious injuries - as it was revealed today he has been ditched from a top conference in Dubai. Great Ormond Street has launched an urgent review of all the youngsters treated by former surgeon Yaser Jabbar, 43, in its orthopaedic department Great Ormond Street is facing mounting pressure to publish the report as it continues to review more than 700 patients treated by Jabbar Jabbar appears to no longer be scheduled to attend the event and has been removed from both hospital websites after being contacted by MailOnline yesterday. MailOnline revealed yesterday after leaving Great Ormond Street he was living and working in Dubai - speaking about his 'expertise' at conferences and operating on children at the Clemenceau Medical Center and orthopaedic specialists Orthocure. It added Jabbar was 'recognised for his expertise and appointed as a consultant limb reconstruction surgeon at the world-renowned Great Ormond Street Hospital in London.' Jabbar moved to Dubai following an 11-month sabbatical taken after concerns were raised about his treatments Jabbar treated 721 children while working at Great Ormond Street Hospital, a report has revealed 'And there is a big lack of information there at the moment as to when concerns were first raised, how they were dealt with.