LOS ANGELES — The recent passing of Lisa Marie Presley, the renowned singer, songwriter, and heir of Elvis Presley, has been attributed to complications stemming from bariatric surgery she underwent several years ago, according to authorities on Thursday.
At the age of 54, Presley's death on January 12 was determined to be from natural causes, specifically the effects of a small bowel obstruction, as revealed in an autopsy report released by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner.
The report shed light on the factors contributing to Presley's demise, pinpointing a common complication associated with bariatric surgery—a weight loss procedure often pursued when other methods prove ineffective or when an individual suffers from a severe medical condition—according to information provided by the Mayo Clinic.
Presley passed away at a Los Angeles hospital after being transported by paramedics who had responded to a 911 call reporting a woman in cardiac arrest at her residence. Initially, no details were disclosed regarding the underlying cause of the medical emergency.
The autopsy report further mentioned that Presley had been experiencing stomach pain earlier on the day of her death.
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