Gülşah, Who Weighed 58 Kilos Before Surgery, Lost Her Life After Her Weight Increased to 74 Kilos - Sözcü Newspaper.
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In the case concerning the death of Gülşah Gizem Angı, a doctoral student and tourism professional in Antalya, who died during a myomectomy at Akdeniz University Hospital on April 5, 2022, the report of the 3rd Higher Board of the Forensic Medicine Institute has been added to the file. The report states that during the operation, in which 24 liters of fluid were used, there was a fluid deficit.
Gülşah Gizem Angı died in 2022 during a myomectomy. The report from the 3rd Higher Board of the Forensic Medicine Institute stated that death occurred due to excessive fluid intake during the surgery. It was noted that Angı's autopsy report showed her weight was 74 kilograms instead of the permitted 58.
In the ongoing trial regarding the death of Gülşah Gizem Angı, a doctoral student who died during a myomectomy in Antalya, the report prepared by the Forensic Medicine Institute has emerged. According to the report, the young woman was given 24 liters of fluid during the surgery.
The report of the 3rd Supreme Board of the Forensic Medicine Agency was filed in the case concerning the death of Gülşah Gizem Angı, a doctoral student and tourist who died during myoma surgery in Antalya in 2022. The report stated that Angi died as a result of fluid overload during surgery, while the surgeon and two anesthesiologists included assessments of the defect
Striking details have emerged in the case of Gülşah Gizem Angı, a 32-year-old doctoral student who died during a myomectomy in Antalya. A report prepared by the Istanbul Forensic Medicine Institute states that Angı was given 24,000 cc of fluid during the surgery, causing widespread edema in her body and increasing her weight from 58 kilograms to 74 kilograms.
According to the report of the 3rd Higher Board of the Forensic Medicine Institute, the death of Gülşah Gizem Angı, a doctoral student and tourism professional who died during a myomectomy in 2022, was assessed to have been caused by excessive fluid overload. The report stated that continuing the operation without properly calculating the fluid deficit during surgery was contrary to medical principles, and also included the degree of negligence …
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