7 results for “smoke inhalation”
31y · Male·Complications of burns
… death), and then caught fire himself. He was rescued by police but died in hospital from severe burns and smoke inhalation. The death occurred in the context of family violence; separate findings into Ms Ragi's death a…
36y · Male·Complications of thermal burn injuries
Daniel Surtees, aged 36, died from complications of extensive thermal burn injuries (>80% body surface area) sustained during a domestic violence incident. After consuming 14 cans of bourbon at a party, Daniel returned h…
54y · Female·Severe burns sustained in a house fire (palliated)
…ription drugs (methadone, diazepam, tapentadol) and illicit drugs, reducing her ability to escape. While a smoke alarm was present and operational, she had reduced mobility and security screens on windows limiting egres…
73y · Male·Gregory Frank Burkhalter: carbon monoxide toxicity due to inhalation of carbon m…
…farction during acute resuscitation and subsequent sepsis from burn injuries. The coroner found no working smoke alarms in the residence despite legal requirements. Clinical lessons include recognition that severely bur…
58y · Female·thermal burns
…anual and relevant electrical safety standards. The patient made complaints about the heat pump activating smoke alarms and electrical sparking in 2012, 2014, and 2015, but these were not recognised as indicating potent…
4y · Male·Complications of cutaneous thermal burn injuries
Abdullah Kocoglu, age 4, died from complications of severe thermal burn injuries sustained in a house fire on 14 February 2011 at his grandparents' home in Hampton Park, Victoria. The fire was ignited when Abdullah playe…
45y · Female·multiple organ failure following thermal injuries (severe burns)
Wendy Bearfoot, a 45-year-old DEC (Department of Environment and Conservation) employee, died from multiple organ failure following severe thermal burns (80% of body) sustained in a bushfire burnover on 12 October 2012. …
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