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Dr Ramesh
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Is it necessary to have postmortem for every death in OT. |
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re: Death in OT during Laparoscopic Surgery
by Varunesh Arora -
May 22nd, 2016
1:03 pm
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Varunesh Arora
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If any patient has died during surgery in operation theater then it is necessary that a post-mortem is to be carried out, hospital bereavement officers can offer you support and advice. They also act as the main point of contact between you and the staff carrying out the post-mortem. The main aim of a post-mortem requested by a coroner is to find out how someone died during surgery in operation theater and decide whether an inquest is needed. An inquest is a legal investigation into the circumstances surrounding a person's death during operation. |
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