Deceased
SUSAN ANNE BURANDT
Demographics
53y, female
Date of death
2008-05-17
Finding date
2011-09-16
Cause of death
Metastatic carcinoma of breast
AI-generated summary
Susan Anne Burandt, a 53-year-old woman with intellectual disability living in supported accommodation, died from metastatic breast carcinoma at Broadmeadows Health Service Palliative Care Unit on 17 May 2008, two days after admission. She had been diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2006 and underwent mastectomy in April 2007. The coroner found no relationship between her death and her status as a person in care. The death was natural and expected in the context of advanced metastatic disease. No clinical errors or preventable factors were identified in the coronial investigation.
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