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Boy, 3, in hospital for 'straightforward surgery' died after trainee 'punctured' him

Aarav's parents have said knowing his death was preventable had appropriate actions been taken makes it even harder for them to accept, as a coroner brands the hospital 'negligent'

An "adorable" toddler suffered a "prolonged" cardiac arrest and died after a trainee medic made a mistake in a procedure, an inquest was told.

Aarav Chopra, 3, endured a "prolonged" death after blood accumulated in his chest cavity, leading to his death on November 22, 2023. Aarav, from Wolverhampton, had a liver transplant, but due to his body rejecting it, was back at Birmingham Children's Hospital for further examination.

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During what should have been a straightforward liver biopsy, a trainee doctor accidentally punctured an artery with the needle, an inquest heard. His devastated parents spoke up following the inquest, expressing they "never expected he would never come home" after those routine checks.

The inquest came to the conclusion that Aarav's death was "contributed to by neglect" on the part of the hospital as his condition remained "undiagnosed and untreated" throughout the procedure.

The young boy succumbed to severe brain damage while medics battled for nearly half an hour to revive him.

Birmingham's Senior Coroner Louise Hunt released a report aimed