Doctor’s hunch helped solve newborn’s death, inquest hears
The baby died after he was ventilated with nitrous oxide from a gas port labelled 'oxygen' in a Sydney hospital: NSW Coroner's Court
A doctor’s ‘hunch’ helped point to the possible cause of death of a newborn who was ventilated with nitrous oxide from a gas port labelled “oxygen” in a Sydney hospital, a coroner’s court has heard.
The inquest into newborn John Ghanem, who died just under an hour after he was born in July 2016, began on Monday in the NSW Coroner’s Court.
