Coronial

11 results for terminal agitation

SAhospital2019-03-08

Coroner's Finding: PETERS Clinton Neal

40y · Male·metastatic malignant melanoma

… until the third presentation. Brain metastases and C6 spinal involvement were subsequently found. During terminal admission, he developed confusion and agitation from brain metastases and pain, necessitating an Inpatien…

oncologyemergency medicinediagnosticdelay
SAhospital2009-08-07

Coroner's Finding: LAWRENCE Peter David

47y · Male·glioblastoma of the brain (glioblastoma multiforme, left frontal lobe)

…l. His brain tumour in the left frontal lobe caused behavioural changes including aggression, confusion, agitation and poor impulse control. He was detained under the Mental Health Act 1993 on 2 June 2007 after becoming…

palliative carepsychiatryhaloperidol
SAhospital2017-04-19

Coroner's Finding: ANNS William James

69y · Male·end-stage interstitial lung disease and chronic congestive cardiac failure

…urrent acute exacerbations requiring hospitalisation. During his final admission, he developed delirium, agitation and aggressive behaviour with repeated removal of his oxygen mask despite respiratory distress. A Level …

cardiologyrespiratory medicine
NThospital2013-09-30

Inquest into the death of Damien Hughes

28y · Male·Bronchopneumonia caused by metastatic lung cancer (adenocarcinoma)

Damien Hughes, a 28-year-old Aboriginal man serving a prison sentence, died from bronchopneumonia caused by metastatic lung adenocarcinoma. He presented with a two-week history of chest swelling in April 2012 and was pro…

respiratory medicinepalliative carehydromorphone
SAhospital2020-06-25

Coroner's Finding: ASHTON Lorraine June

78y · Female·advanced dementia (end stage)

…a treatment. After admission to RGH on 23 August 2017 with escalating behavioural disturbances including agitation, aggression, and falls, she was placed on an Inpatient Treatment Order. She required physical restraint …

psychiatrygeriatric medicineoxazepam
TASmental health2022-08-12

Coroner's Finding: Woolley, Jillian

58y · Female·aspiration pneumonia following palliative treatment for frontotemporal dementia

…, died of aspiration pneumonia on 18 September 2014 at Roy Fagan Centre following palliative sedation for terminal frontotemporal dementia. She had been severely distressed with uncontrolled behavioural and psychiatric s…

geriatric medicinepalliative carelevomepromazine
SAhospital2019-12-03

Coroner's Finding: TAEGER Luke Victor

89y · Male·pneumonia on a background of advanced Parkinson's disease and dementia

…bject to an Inpatient Treatment Order and required chemical and physical restraint due to aggression and agitation. Aspiration pneumonia developed, likely multifactorial from his neurodegenerative disease, sedating medi…

geriatric medicinepsychiatrythyroxine
QLDhospital2009-06-01

Woo, June

82y · Female·Hyperkalaemia due to acute renal failure on a background of end stage pulmonary …

An 82-year-old woman with terminal pulmonary fibrosis and chronic respiratory failure presented with chest pain, hyperkalaemia and metabolic…

emergency medicinerespiratory medicineaspirin
SAhospital2005-02-01

Coroner's Finding: WALPOLE Gary Frederick

49y · Male·small intestinal infarction due to mesenteric and portal vein thrombosis associa…

Gary Walpole, a 49-year-old teacher with polycythaemia rubra vera, died from small intestinal infarction due to mesenteric and portal vein thrombosis. He was admitted to Royal Adelaide Hospital with oesophageal varices f…

gastroenterologyhaematology
VIChospital2020-09-10

Finding into death of Allan Richard Hodson

73y · Male·Metastatic rectal carcinoma

…edical care during his final admission appeared appropriate, with palliative measures including pain and agitation management, removal of restraints causing skin injury, and activation of end-of-life protocols. The coro…

palliative careoncologymorphine
VIC2019-07-05

Finding into death of Hizir Ferman

35y · Male·Cardiorespiratory arrest in the setting of acute agitation and physical and chem…

…ation from restraint in the prone position—compounded by prior violent struggle, CS gas exposure, and the terminal event of being sat upright—was the primary cause of death. Nursing staff failed to recognise his critical…

correctional healthemergency medicinecommunicationsystem

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