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https://blogs.bmj.com/bmjebmspotlight/files/2018/07/images-1.jpeg267200 Last week, I learnt with great sadness of the death of Eileen Baxter, who died in an Edinburgh hospital in August. Mrs Baxter’s cause of death was multiple organ failure. Sacrocolpopexy mesh repair is named as an underlying cause on her death certificate, meaning the mesh triggered the chain of events leading to her [...]Read More...