When death is not death: A systematic review of patients with delayed discovery of life after erroneous pronouncement of death POSTER

The biological process of dying is determined by set criterion. Whilst an incorrect death pronouncement is rare, there are immediate clinical, ethical and legal consequences when it occurs. This poster covers the first of its kind systematic review into such cases globally.
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Student, UCL, Co-founder and treasurer UCL Audiology Society, UCL

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Go to the profile of Niyati Patel
Niyati Patel
Student, UCL, Co-founder and treasurer UCL Audiology Society, UCL

Hello, I'm Niyati! A first year BSc Audiology student at UCL interested in the advancing technology behind cochlear implants and hearing aids.

My research explores how mental states affect movement and how, by understanding states such as Catatonia, we can treat mental disorders more effectively.

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