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Ian Taylor death: Cyclist who died in floods 'had heart disease' Ian Taylor death: Cyclist who died in floods 'had heart disease'
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A man who died after attempting to cycle through a flood on his pushbike suffered from coronary heart disease, an inquest has heard.A man who died after attempting to cycle through a flood on his pushbike suffered from coronary heart disease, an inquest has heard.
Ian Taylor, 73, from Oxford, died after getting into difficulty in floodwaters in Godstow Road, Wytham, on 8 January. Ian Taylor, 73, from Oxford, died after getting into difficulty in floodwater in Godstow Road, Wytham, on 8 January.
The hearing was told a pathologist believed the cause of death to be drowning, but ischaemic heart disease also contributed.The hearing was told a pathologist believed the cause of death to be drowning, but ischaemic heart disease also contributed.
The disease causes a reduced blood supply to the heart.The disease causes a reduced blood supply to the heart.
Oxfordshire coroner Darren Salter said the circumstances of this "sad case" would be investigated further.Oxfordshire coroner Darren Salter said the circumstances of this "sad case" would be investigated further.
The results of a full post-mortem examination are yet to be revealed.The results of a full post-mortem examination are yet to be revealed.
Mr Taylor, who was described by friends as "vibrant, brilliant and caring", was remembered at a service at All Saints Church in Wytham on Sunday.Mr Taylor, who was described by friends as "vibrant, brilliant and caring", was remembered at a service at All Saints Church in Wytham on Sunday.
The inquest was adjourned to a later date.The inquest was adjourned to a later date.