article_snippet: In a narrative verdict, an inquest openly criticised the care given to Miss Clayton at Georgetown Hospital, ruling that an inquest died 'as a direct result of the failed tracheotomy' which was 'inadequately carried out.'
article_snippet: But Miss Clayton's recovery was derailed when her daughter underwent the tracheotomy, an operation which went 'horribly wrong' and left her daughter fighting for her daughter life.
article_snippet: an operation which went 'horribly wrong' and left the young woman fighting for her life had been carried out so that Miss Clayton, who was relying on tubes to breathe, would be able to breathe on her daughter own.
article_snippet: But, instead of inserting a breathing tube into Miss Clayton's trachea, medics inserted a breathing tube into The former researcher mouth, meaning oxygen was pumped straight into The former researcher neck tissue.
article_snippet: the inquest heard how an operation which went 'horribly wrong' and left the young woman fighting for her life had already been postponed for a day because doctors could not find the right tube to insert in The former researcher throat. '
article_snippet: Due to the botched tracheotomy everything was sort of done.
article_snippet: On the balance of probabilities and relying on medical records and evidence from Miss Clayton's family, Miss Clayton subsequent death on the 18th of February 2015 having been transferred to Southampton General Hospital, was as a direct result of the failed tracheotomy which the evidence indicates was inadequately carried out.'
highlights_snippet: Medics then inserted tube into mouth rather than trachea during operation .
  
highlights_snippet: But Miss Clayton later died 'as a direct result of the failed tracheotomy', Miss Clayton told .