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| Annwen Wynne died after Caesarean, Llangefni inquest hears | |
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| A mother from Anglesey died from severe blood loss after having a Caesarean section, an inquest has heard. | A mother from Anglesey died from severe blood loss after having a Caesarean section, an inquest has heard. |
| Annwen Wynne, 39, of Llangefni, died at Ysbyty Gwynedd hospital in Bangor in July 2013. | |
| Hospital staff told the inquest she started bleeding after the Caesarean and they were unable to stop it. | Hospital staff told the inquest she started bleeding after the Caesarean and they were unable to stop it. |
| She had a hysterectomy and was given clotting medication, but suffered a cardiac arrest. A verdict of natural causes was recorded. | She had a hysterectomy and was given clotting medication, but suffered a cardiac arrest. A verdict of natural causes was recorded. |
| North West Wales Senior Coroner Dewi Pritchard Jones said there was no suggestion of a medical mishap. | |
| He told the inquest in Llangefni that for "a reason that can't be ascertained" modern medical science had been unable to prevent her death. | |
| He added that it was an "extremely rare event" and there was "no obvious explanation" why drugs and other procedures did not work. | |
| The inquest was told that in a three-year period only nine women in the UK had died in childbirth. | |
| Ms Wynne, who had three older daughters, gave birth to a boy who is reported to be doing well. |