The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s Department confirmed that the actor died and that it was “accidental.” Perry passed away on October 28.
This Friday the county medical examiner’s department The Angels confirmed the cause of death of Matthew Perry, the Friends actor. Perry, who was found dead on October 28 at his residence, died “accidentally”the authorities concluded.
“Between the factors that contributed The death of Mr. Perry includes the drowningthe Coronary artery disease and the effects of buprenorphine (used to treat opioid use disorder),” the coroner’s office said.
The actor, 54 yearswas known worldwide for his interpretation of Chandler Bing in “Friends”“, the hugely popular sitcom that ran for 10 seasons between 1994 and 2004. Lifeguards found Perry unconscious in a pool at his home in Los Angeles. on October 28 and they could not revive himthe authorities reported.
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Perry, whose sarcastic and tender character made millions laugh, had dealt with various addictions and serious health problems for years. But his surprising death caused shock. According to testimonies collected by investigators, Perry had been sober for the past 19 monthsand had stopped smoking two weeks before he died.
What did Matthew Perry die from?
According to Matthew Perry’s autopsy report, died from “acute effects of ketamine“Ketamine, which has recreational use, is also a drug used in some cases to treat depression.
According to the autopsy, due to “the high levels” of the drug found in his blood “The main lethal effects would be cardiovascular overstimulation and respiratory depression“Perry would have received ketamine infusions to treat depression and anxiety, the forensic department reported.
According to the investigation into his case, “His last treatment had been a week and a half before his death, and the ketamine in his system at death could not have been from that infusion.”because ketamine remains for 3 to 4 hours.” The toxicology report did not report traces of alcohol, methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin, PCP or fentanyl. No illicit drugs or alcohol were found at the residence.
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