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A mother who died after giving birth at University Hospital Kerry (UHK) last year, suffered ‘haemorrhage and shock’ arising from a very rare arteriovenous malformation (AVM) following a caesarean section, her inquest has heard.
A mother who died after giving birth at University Hospital Kerry (UHK) last year, suffered ‘haemorrhage and shock’ arising from a very rare arteriovenous malformation (AVM) following a caesarean section, her inquest has heard.
Inquest into the death of Tatenda Mukwata at University Hospital Kerry heard her death was caused by internal 'haemorrhage and shock'
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Tatenda Mukwata (34) suffered arterial venous malformation, inquest hears
She gave birth to her daughter, Eva, at the hospital at 7.48pm on 20 April last year only to die in the early hours of the following day.