6 results for “neonatal amphetamine exposure”
0y · Male·undetermined; possible drug effect, hypoxia, or asphyxia; methylamphetamine expo…
…sy, though heavy, congested internal organs suggested possible drug effect, hypoxia, or asphyxia. Methylamphetamine was detected in breast milk and was considered a contributing factor. The infant had previously been ho…
0y · Female·Methylamphetamine toxicity
A newborn baby died 8 hours after birth from methylamphetamine toxicity acquired in utero. The mother unknowingly consumed methylamphetamine in the days before labour…
0y · Unknown·Unascertained
…ng prematurity, low birthweight, co-sleeping arrangements, soft bedding, and prenatal and postnatal smoke exposure. Post-mortem toxicology revealed exposure to multiple illicit drugs (MDMA, methamphetamine, cannabis, tra…
0y · Male·Sudden infant death syndrome category II (SIDS) - accidental asphyxiation due to…
…a mother with a 12-year history of heroin addiction (on methadone maintenance), who tested positive for amphetamines and methamphetamine postnatally. The Department of Child Safety failed to adequately assess serious ri…
0y · Male·Sudden infant death syndrome (unclassified sudden infant death subclassification…
A four-month-old boy died in a caravan where he was placed in parental care following a Court Assessment Order. The cause was determined to be sudden infant death syndrome, possibly involving hypothermia given the cold e…
Female·Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI), otherwise undetermined
Two infants died suddenly and unexpectedly. The first child died at home at 3 months of age in an unsafe sleeping environment with multiple soft items in her cot; the second died in temporary care at 19 days of age. Both…
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