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  1. West Sussex, Brighton and Hove

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    Noura HARDY · Prevention of Future Deaths report

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    Noura Hardy died at Royal Sussex County Hospital on 14 March 2023 of a cardiac arrest following a septal ablation procedure complicated by perforation of a coronary artery. The report raised concerns that a nine-month wait for heart treatment, alongside long-term steroid use, may have weakened her heart muscles and contributed to the fatal perforation, and identified excessive waiting lists for heart treatment as a national concern.

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    Excessive waiting lists for heart treatment

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    “In addition to her heart difficulties, Ms. Hardy had taken steroids for a long period of time for temporal arteritis. She was put on a waiting list for her heart treatment in June 2022 but not treated until March 2023, nine months later. The evidence of the Cardiac Surgeon ████████ who gave evidence at the Inquest was that the long term steroid use significantly weakened her heart muscles such that she suffered a perforation which subsequently led to her death. If she had been treated earlier, the muscles may not have been weakened to such an extent that she died. The local Trust (UHS Foundation Trust) assures me that waiting lists for heart treatment are now between 9 and 22 weeks which is reassuring. However I am still concerned about waiting lists for heart treatment being too long and consider this a national problem. Excessive waiting lists for heart treatment can be fatal. ”
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Data last updated 7 September 2026