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Katie Doyle, 27, from Dublin, was found collapsed in her bedroom in January 2021 after being discharged from hospital with what a doctor wrongly suspected was a panic attack

The deceased’s mother, Susan Doyle, told the hearing that her daughter had enjoyed good health and had no history of ever suffering panic attacks.

The deceased’s mother, Susan Doyle, told the hearing that her daughter had enjoyed good health and had no history of ever suffering panic attacks.

The deceased’s mother, Susan Doyle, told the hearing that her daughter had enjoyed good health and had no history of ever suffering panic attacks.

The deceased’s mother, Susan Doyle, told the hearing that her daughter had enjoyed good health and had no history of ever suffering panic attacks.

Katie Doyle sent home without critical blood test carried out and later collapsed due to a ‘massive’ pulmonary embolism

The deceased’s mother, Susan Doyle, told the hearing that her daughter had enjoyed good health and had no history of ever suffering panic attacks.

Katie Doyle had complained of heart palpitations but the doctor thought her symptoms were consistent with anxiety.

A verdict of medical misadventure has been recorded into the death of a young Dublin woman who collapsed at home with a pulmonary embolism three days after she was discharged from a hospital where she was diagnosed as only suffering from a panic attack.