An $100 million lawsuit alleges that medical negligence led to the death of 18-year-old Ethan Cantrell following treatment at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center in Corvallis, Oregon. According to the claim, Cantrell experienced multiple days of severe illness after receiving care at the hospital, ultimately leading to an amputation and his death on August 20. The outlet reports that the family contends he did not receive proper treatment. The hospital is identified as the location of the care, while the lawsuit asserts that a doctor’s actions or decisions were a key factor in the outcome. The reporting notes Cantrell was a recent high school graduate, and the case is framed around the family’s allegation of improper care and the resulting medical complications. The account emphasizes the timeline of his treatment, the severe consequences described in the lawsuit, and the family’s pursuit of damages. The reporting provided does not include responses from hospital officials or court filings beyond the summary of the allegations.