Medical Malpractice Archives - Page 23 of 38

Feb 21, 2014

Injuries During Childbirth: A New Parent’s Worse Nightmare

An expectant new parent is not considering the possibility that their own obstetrician could cause their baby irreparable harm.…
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Feb 19, 2014

A radiologist is a specialist whose primary role in a patient’s care is to administer and read diagnostic scans…
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Feb 17, 2014

Even the simplest of medical procedures may include the placement of an IV, just to keep the patient hydrated.…
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Feb 14, 2014

A stay in the hospital exposes you to a vast array of medical technology that you are probably not…
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Jan 30, 2014

There are many scenarios where a patient could lose vision in one or both of his eyes while under…
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Jan 29, 2014

Stall tactics may be used in an attempt to bully a plaintiff into accepting an unfair settlement offer. How…
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Jan 28, 2014

Lap chole is an abbreviated form of laparoscopic cholecystectomy, one of the most common scheduled surgeries in American hospitals.…
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Jan 27, 2014

There are 5 babies that have died after undergoing heart surgery at Kentucky’s Children’s Hospital. The type of surgery…
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Jan 21, 2014

In medical malpractice cases, it is sometimes found that an emergency room physician may be given a little bit…
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Jan 16, 2014

It is not uncommon for a hospital patient to have more interaction with the nursing staff than with their…
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