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VIChospital2021-05-18

Finding into death of David John Campbell

59y · Male·Intracerebral haemorrhage

A 59-year-old man imprisoned at Hopkins Correctional Centre collapsed on 16 July 2019 with a left thalamic intracerebral haemorrhage with intraventricular rupture. He was transferred to Royal Melbourne Hospital where an …

neurosurgeryintensive carelevetiracetam
VIChospital2020-03-18

Finding into death of Sommer Bethany Warren

18y · Female·Generalised tonic-clonic seizure and cardiac arrest arising from severe hyperten…

An 18-year-old pregnant woman presented in labour at 41 weeks and 2 days gestation. From 23 September onwards, she experienced intermittent headaches, epigastric pain, proteinuria and peripheral oedema. At 1755 hours on …

obstetricsanaesthesiamedicationdiagnosticropivacaine
VIChome2017-08-28

Finding into death of Tara Sue Love

22y · Female·Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome

Tara Love, a 22-year-old woman, died from sudden arrhythmic death syndrome due to long QT syndrome (LQTS). She presented multiple times to the Royal Women's Hospital with ECG changes and electrolyte abnormalities during …

obstetricscardiologydiagnosticcommunicationlabetalol
QLDhospital2017-06-28

Tonkin, Nixon Martin

<1y · Male·Head injuries (birth trauma) secondary to obstructed labour and fetal macrosomia…

Nixon Martin Tonkin died from head injuries sustained during caesarean delivery for obstructed labour at 38 weeks gestation. The infant's head became deeply impacted in the maternal pelvis after prolonged second-stage la…

obstetricsanaesthesiadiagnosticcommunicationoxytocin
ACThospitalPodcast2015-12-18

AN INQUEST INTO THE DEATH OF CORRINA ANNE MEDWAY

32y · Female·massive postpartum intracerebral haemorrhage of spontaneous hypertensive origin

A 32-year-old woman with Factor V Leiden mutation died from a massive postpartum intracerebral haemorrhage of hypertensive origin five hours after delivering twins. She had been diagnosed with pregnancy-induced hypertens…

obstetricsgeneral medicinediagnosticmedicationlabetalol
QLDhospital2014-12-09

Baby A - Non-inquest findings

Male·Hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy due to meconium aspiration syndrome

A full-term baby born at 39 weeks died from hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy due to meconium aspiration. Critical failures in fetal monitoring were identified: the admission CTG was abnormal but not recognised as such by…

obstetricsmidwiferydiagnosticprocedurallabetalol

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