Two elderly women died in hospital after falls, an inquest has heard.
Jacqueline Lake, senior coroner for Norfolk, opened the inquests of June Evans and Janet McIntosh on January 3 at Norfolk Coroners Court.
Miss Evans, 78, died at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital on December 13. The medical cause of death was a fall with severe rhabdomyolysis.
Mrs Lake set an inquest date for March 17.
Janet McIntosh, 81, from Attleborough, died on December 20 at the NNUH after suffering a ruptured abdominal and aortic aneurysm following a fall.
The coroner said the 81-year-old had suffered a fracture and had been lying for a long time before setting an inquest date of March 12.
Mrs Lake also opened three inquest pre-inquest reviews, adjourning the inquests into the deaths of 27-year-old Craig Cooke and 33-year-old Adam Milikin until March 6 and April 3 respectively.
The inquest of Nicolas Ireland will be held on January 27.
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