Independent independent expert re-analysis filed with CCRC
Independent independent expert re-analysis of the post-mortem material are filed with the October 2025 supplementary CCRC submissions. The re-readings address Child O's liver findings (resuscitation-associated injury), Child E's bleeding (natural coagulopathy and stress ulceration), the absence of intravascular gas on any air-embolism case, and the NEC differential on multiple 'air in stomach' counts. The overall conclusion is that preserved post-mortem material is compatible with natural pathology.
Source: CCRC supplementary submission materials October 2025
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