DEATH UNDER ANAESTHETIC.
INQUEST ON YOUNG MAN. Per Press Association. ; CHRISTCHURCH, Feb. 15. “This is on of those unfortunate accidents which always may occur in operations of this kind,” said the Coroner (Air E. D. Afosley, S.AI.) in giving his verdict at the inquest concerning the death of Ernest William Armiger. aged 22. Armiger died oil January 14, in the surgery of Air E. A. Suckling, a dentist, while two teeth were being removed under an anaethetic administred by Dr 1 Robinson E. Hall. A post-mortem examination, conducted bv Dr A. B. Pearson, revealed that the’patient was suffering from a condition of status lymphaticus which, he said, could not be detected in an ordinary examination by a doctor. The Coroner said he was satisfied that all reasonable care had been taken
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 68, 16 February 1935, Page 12
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