![Liu-Ming Schmidt after giving evidence in December at the inquest. She was not in court on Thursday, March 9. Liu-Ming Schmidt after giving evidence in December at the inquest. She was not in court on Thursday, March 9.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/170490233/5e5a0d0d-d3e7-400f-8c89-5fe887bf3e0a.jpg/r0_0_1094_615_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
An inquest found on Thursday that an Albury doctor's "surgical error" was a contributing factor in the death of a man who died from complications after a bungled surgery.
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The formal findings of deputy state coroner Erin Kennedy were announced after the inquest into the death of William John Edmunds 79, who died at Albury hospital on December 2, 2019, after undergoing a procedure on November 7 of that year.
"Mr Edmunds died as result of the complications of peritonitis which was contributed to by the surgical error made by Dr Liu-Ming Schmidt ... which gave rise to the requirement of the further surgical procedure performed on November 15 2019," Ms Kennedy said.
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