Coronial

6 results for acute chorioamnionitis

TAShospital2017-02-09

Coroner's Finding: DF

<1y · Male·extreme prematurity associated with acute chorioamnionitis

…R and emergency treatment, the infant died on the day of birth. Autopsy confirmed extreme prematurity with acute chorioamnionitis as the cause. The coroner found that treatment by both paramedics and hospital staff was …

emergency medicineneonatology
QLDhospital2016-02-22

Robertson, Elsie - Non-inquest findings

<1y · Female·Hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy due to intra-partum event and E. coli sepsis, s…

…43 minutes after birth from combined hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy and E. coli sepsis secondary to chorioamnionitis. Critical clinical lessons include: (1) confusion over twin nomenclature delayed resuscitation by 30 …

obstetricsneonatologycommunicationsystemmagnesium sulphate
VIChospital2012-07-16

Finding into death of Dishita Madamshetty

<1y · Female·Hypoxic brain injury in the setting of meconium aspiration syndrome and chorioam…

…fter induction of labour died from hypoxic brain injury secondary to meconium aspiration syndrome and chorioamnionitis. The baby presented in poor condition at delivery with thick meconium present and required resuscitat…

obstetricsneonatologydiagnosticcommunication
VIChospital2017-01-24

Finding into death of Baby XY

<1y · Female·Perinatal asphyxia

Baby XY, a 41-week-old newborn, died from perinatal asphyxia six hours after birth at Sunshine Hospital. The primary clinical lesson involves diagnostic failure: the mother was not diagnosed with gestational diabetes dur…

anaesthesiaforensic medicinediagnosticsystembenzyl penicillin
VIChospital2022-07-28

Finding into death of H C

<1y · Male·Global cerebral ischaemia secondary to perinatal asphyxia

HC was a neonate who died at 6 days old from global cerebral ischaemia secondary to perinatal asphyxia. He was born following an emergency caesarean section for obstructed labour and fetal distress. Key clinical lessons …

obstetricsneonatologydiagnosticcommunication
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…

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