Quick tip for families in intensive care: Is my wife a coroner's case after passing away in ICU?

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Quick tip for families in intensive care: Is my wife a coroner's case after passing away in ICU?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

Today’s tip is about coroner or about an autopsy.

Now, we are still working with a client who unfortunately lost their loved one last week during surgery. So their loved one had been in intensive care for over 70 days after COVID pneumonia, COVID ARDS, ended up with a tracheostomy and was actually doing pretty well, was slowly weaning off the ventilator, but was having some ongoing chest pain. And after some CT scans, it turned out that one of the arteries, after the tracheostomy had been done, was slowly leaking and the client had to go for an artery repair a few weeks ago, and then that was fixed initially. But then the client or the ICU patient was complaining about ongoing chest pain, had to be treated with opiates, such as hydromorphine, oxycodone and so forth. And was complaining about ongoing chest pain. They did another CT scan and it was showing that the client was still bleeding. And also was on heparin prior to surgery and had to be rushed off surgery to repair the artery.

Continuation...
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