The surgeon who operated on Kanye West's mother Donda has welcomed the coroner's report into her death, insisting the findings confirm his innocence.

Dr. Donda West, 58, passed away on November 10, one day after she underwent cosmetic breast reduction, tummy tuck and liposuction procedures.

But according to the autopsy report filed by the Los Angeles coroner on Thursday, West died of heart disease and "multiple post-operative factors", although an exact cause of death is unknown. However, the coroner claimed West did not die as a result of "surgical or anesthetic misadventure."

And Dr. Jan Adams, the plastic surgeon who had been accused by some of wrongdoing, is relieved the report clears his name.

In a statement, Adams says, "The coroner's report confirms what we have always believed. I hold sacred the bond of confidentiality that exists between a patient and doctor according to the law. Our deepest sympathies continue with the West family and we stand behind our decision to support them during these difficult times."

And Adams is refusing to discuss the matter any further, adding: "Until further discussions with the West family, we have no additional comment."

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