Appellants' medical proof was that death was due solely to the natural progression of decedent's condition of arteriosclerosis and hypertension terminating in a cerebral vascular accident, but there was medical evidence that the hernia was of inordinate size and uncontrollable and "not only contained a large amount of bowel and mesentery but probably a part of the bladder"; that there was constant toxemia due to sluggish elimination of the bowel content and that a severe...
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