Deceased
Anthony Trent Wilson
Demographics
34y, male
Date of death
2003-08-18
Finding date
2005-01-18
Cause of death
multiple myeloma
AI-generated summary
Anthony Trent Wilson, aged 34, died of multiple myeloma on 18 August 2003 while on compassionate leave from prison. He was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in December 2001 while in custody at Adelaide Remand Centre awaiting trial. Following sentencing, he was treated at Yatala Labour Prison under supervision of the Prison Health Service and a haematologist. When his illness progressed to require palliative care, he was granted unaccompanied compassionate leave in March 2003 to reside with his mother. Dr M. provided community-based terminal care from June 2003 until death. The coroner found Mr Wilson received appropriate care throughout his illness and made no recommendations.
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