Two-year-old girl died 'after swallowing spare battery from television's 3D glasses that got stuck in her throat for a week and corroded' - 24 volt lifepo4 battery pack

A two-year-
A survey report says the little girl died when the spare battery on her father's 3D glasses was stuck in her throat and corroded for a week until it triggered "catastrophic" bleeding.
Her parents did not know that little Francesca asanne walked into a set of drawers in Basingstoke's home, took 2 cm of the battery out of the package and put it in her mouth.
The toddler then endured seven days of suffering as her worried parents made repeated appointments with doctors to try to find out why her daughter was so unwell.
Just a week after the incident, the little girl "Plop" in her father's arms, she was rushed to the hospital and the doctor found a three-
The Volt lithium battery has eroded her esophagus into the artery.
Despite the efforts of the medical staff, serious blood clots appeared in the little girl's stomach and died.
Francesca already has a congenital heart disease, which means that her right subclavian artery is displaced.
Today, in an investigation into her death, coroner Andrew Bradley recorded a verdict on misfortune and said the case was a "timely reminder" of battery danger ".
He also assured Mr. Ashan
He expressed concern that he did not do enough to help his daughter.
When she knew what had happened, Francesca had "gone above and beyond redemption ".
Just a few weeks ago, London's Great Ormond Street Hospital urged parents not to use button batteries because they were like "toxic" to their children.
"For babies who might pick them up and put them in their mouths, they are immediately attractive objects," he said.
"With Francesca, it's clear that this is exactly what she did before she swallowed it.
"This is the saddest thing I can only say so much.
We need to be aware of these things and be aware of the dangers of the button battery and it.
At the hearing, Francesca's father, a former soldier from Romania, told the Northern Hampshire coroner that he had taken her to the doctor twice.
He said he was told twice that the problem could be food poisoning.
But Mr Ashan, 36, still told investigators that he felt he had not done enough to stop his daughter from finding the battery.
We have a 3D TV with 3D glasses and spare batteries.
"I don't want my kids to catch them, so I put them in a box in the drawer because it's hard for kids to reach them.
She opened the packages because they had not been opened before.
Obviously I'm not doing enough. 'The father-of-
Six people from Basingstoke said that in May 15, when Francesca was sick three times, he and his wife Michelle noticed her problems for the first time.
They took her to the GP, suspected that she had bed bugs or food poisoning, and were told that she would come back in a few days if her condition deteriorated.
When Francesca continued to refuse to eat and produced a black stool, they went back for surgery.
He also took his daughter to the dentist because she kept pointing to her mouth, so he was told that she might be out of her teeth.
"When we went to the dentist, she fell asleep and she woke up in pain and I said, 'Stop kidding anymore, '" he said '. ".
"She usually talks to us.
The dentist said it was an initial problem when I relaxed a little.
But after leaving the dentist, he said the little girl was "crazy ".
Mr. Ashan told the investigation: "We left the dentist and she was soft in my arms and then gave birth to another black poo, so I immediately took her to the hospital.
When we brought her there, she began to lose consciousness in the elevator, and I stopped and held her up the stairs.
He said he shouted for help and then watched his "Worst night" unfold.
"I know that when the doctor who treated her put a tube in her throat and shed a lot of blood, the situation is very bad," he said . ".
Francesca was declared dead on May 23.
It's terrible, it's something that no parent should ever see.
"My wife and I are very sad and we miss her very much," Asan added . ".
The coroner, Andrew Bradley, told investigators that a post-mortem examination found some blood clots in the toddler's body and that there was a corrosive battery drain from her stomach.
He said there was a button battery above the upper esophagus, and the edge of the battery was irregular, indicating a leak.
"There is a small amount of blood on the tongue and swallow, and there is bleeding at the back of the esophagus.
There is a 3 v battery with a diameter of 2 cm corrosion in the esophagus.
"500 ml blood clots were found in Francesca's stomach, the esophagus discolored, and the battery had leaked into the artery behind her neck.
Mr Bradley said the bloodshed was disastrous.
He added: "Given the size of the battery, it is reasonable to say that the symptoms will appear some time after consumption.
To be more precise, this is impossible.
Francesca is clean, well cared for and well nourished.
There are no features that suggest neglect or physical abuse, he said.
"The oral cavity is not injured, which shows what it is except for accidental intake.
Mr. Bradley recorded an unfortunate conclusion that acute stomach injury and foreign body in the esophagus were used as the cause of Francesca's death.
"When I checked the battery pack, I knew what was missing," Mr. Nguyen continued outside the court.
He also warned the parents about the dangers of button batteries, saying: "If you don't use the batteries right away, then don't put them at home.
They are very dangerous.
We have a very busy house with lots of kids but it's important to make sure they can't use the battery.
Francesca has a very strong will and a very strong character.
As soon as you meet her, you will know that she has left a great mark on the world, more life than people who live a lifetime.
She's an adult.
Princess, she has a big heart.