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Çorum, Turkey: Melike Yeter dies working at children’s bowling alley, hospital accused of medical negligence

A 28-year-old worker, Melike Yeter, died in Çorum, Turkey, after a large metal machine that adjusts bowling pins fell on her while she was trying to repair it. She was discharged from hospital after treatment but later returned gravely ill with internal bleeding and died. An autopsy found acute internal bleeding caused by a ruptured liver. The hospital is accused of medical negligence for discharging her too early, and the Public Prosecutor’s Office has opened an investigation into medical staff.

Çorum, Turkey: Melike Yeter dies working at children’s bowling alley, hospital accused of medical negligence
PerthNow Local· A while agoHealth

‘Taken from me’: US mum-of-six loses hands, legs, lips and left paralysed after hysterectomy goes badly wrong

A mother of six in the United States is seeking $98 million in damages over a hysterectomy she says went badly wrong. Trisha Stevens, 46, names three doctors and two Portland hospitals in her lawsuit, alleging they delayed treatment for sepsis. Stevens says she was advised to rest and hydrate after reporting bleeding and fever, before her condition deteriorated. She has since had both legs and her right hand amputated, and she is paralysed from the waist down. Her attorney, Rhett Fraser, says she now needs daily wound care and cannot eat independently.

‘Taken from me’: US mum-of-six loses hands, legs, lips and left paralysed after hysterectomy goes badly wrong

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