Deceased
Cemil Guler
Demographics
80y, male
Date of death
2019-07-16
Finding date
2020-09-17
Cause of death
metastatic hepatocellular carcinoma
AI-generated summary
Cemil Guler, an 80-year-old man, died from metastatic hepatocellular carcinoma at Braeside Hospital. He was a forensic patient under Mental Health Act detention after being found not guilty by reason of mental illness of a murder charge. He was transferred to the hospital's Palliative Care Unit on 9 July 2019 with a terminal diagnosis and an established end-of-life care plan. His clinical deterioration was consistent with terminal carcinoma, with progressive liver failure, electrolyte derangements, and decreased consciousness. The coroner found no evidence of deficient or inappropriate care during his custody. His death was from natural causes and no invasive postmortem examination was performed.
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