CHENNAI: Did Jayalalithaa die on December 4, 2016 or December 5, 2016? Justice A .’s 475-page report Arumughaswamy concluded that she died between 3 and 3:50 on December 4, not at 11:30 the next day.
This is based on the echo technician’s submission M Nalini and Jayalalithaa’s grandson Deepak J. The judge also quoted Dr. Sudha Seshayyanwho embalmed Jayalalithaa’s body at 11:30 a.m. on December 5, 2016, thinking that Jayalalithaa would have died 10-15 hours earlier.
Apollo hospitals have extended the time of death, knowing full well that Jayalalithaa was at a point of no return, Justice Arumughaswamy said. Cuts on her chest for heart massage (sternal surgery) and CPR exercises were “futile and were used as a ploy to explain the delay in making the main statement. aware of her death,” he said.
Nalini, who was called in for an Echo scan after Jayalalithaa suffered a cardiac arrest on December 4, said she noticed the heart had stopped and the patient was getting a massage.
Deepak told the committee that he performed religious rites on her first death anniversary based on the time of loss (tithi) between 3 and 3 p.m. on December 4, based on information from the rider his aunt’s car and her assistant is SS Poongunran.
However, Apollo Hospital president Dr Prathap C Reddy said in his affidavit that Jayalalithaa continued to show signs of eye movement, heart fibrillation and vomiting reflex until December 5. ECMO, but her progress has not been satisfactory. Her condition was assessed at 7pm and 9pm.
The ECMO team found that she had very little brain stem activity and that her heart function was deteriorating. After detailed discussion with the AIIMS team regarding further management, the physicians decided that ECMO could not be medically continued. This has been forwarded to the chief secretary and ministers, headed by O Paneerselvam and Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker Thambidurai, next to Jaya’s confidant Sasikala. According to the hospital, Jaya was pronounced dead at 11:30 a.m. on December 5, 2016.
This is based on the echo technician’s submission M Nalini and Jayalalithaa’s grandson Deepak J. The judge also quoted Dr. Sudha Seshayyanwho embalmed Jayalalithaa’s body at 11:30 a.m. on December 5, 2016, thinking that Jayalalithaa would have died 10-15 hours earlier.
Apollo hospitals have extended the time of death, knowing full well that Jayalalithaa was at a point of no return, Justice Arumughaswamy said. Cuts on her chest for heart massage (sternal surgery) and CPR exercises were “futile and were used as a ploy to explain the delay in making the main statement. aware of her death,” he said.
Nalini, who was called in for an Echo scan after Jayalalithaa suffered a cardiac arrest on December 4, said she noticed the heart had stopped and the patient was getting a massage.
Deepak told the committee that he performed religious rites on her first death anniversary based on the time of loss (tithi) between 3 and 3 p.m. on December 4, based on information from the rider his aunt’s car and her assistant is SS Poongunran.
However, Apollo Hospital president Dr Prathap C Reddy said in his affidavit that Jayalalithaa continued to show signs of eye movement, heart fibrillation and vomiting reflex until December 5. ECMO, but her progress has not been satisfactory. Her condition was assessed at 7pm and 9pm.
The ECMO team found that she had very little brain stem activity and that her heart function was deteriorating. After detailed discussion with the AIIMS team regarding further management, the physicians decided that ECMO could not be medically continued. This has been forwarded to the chief secretary and ministers, headed by O Paneerselvam and Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker Thambidurai, next to Jaya’s confidant Sasikala. According to the hospital, Jaya was pronounced dead at 11:30 a.m. on December 5, 2016.
