Family seek first inquest of its kind here after 'reservations' over autopsy of woman who died in CUMH

Stephy Ouseph died last year after a caesarean birth and her family have 'grave reservations about the adequacy' of the post-mortem examination

(Left to right) Stephy Ouseph’s 10-year-old son Johann, her husband Baiju, and Juwann, at the pre-inquest hearing into her death in Cork City. Mrs Ouseph's post-mortem examination failed to find a cause of death. Picture: Neil Michael

The family of a woman who died giving birth in Cork last year have "grave reservations about the adequacy" of the post-mortem examination into her death, a coroner's court has heard.

Baiju Ouseph has asked for a wider scope than normal to be given to the inquest to examine his wife Stephy’s death at Cork University Maternity Hospital (CUMH) in June 2024.