Breast cancer cases involve a radiologist and also an oncologist. The radiological expert is needed to state whether or not the films were misread. The cancer doctor then reviews all of the material to decide whether or not the delay … Continue reading
Medical malpractice birth injuries are seen in a number of forms and in some cases may be the result of medical malpractice by the doctor. Cerebral Palsy Cerebral palsy has been thought to be a product of oxygen loss during … Continue reading
Anesthesia injury can come in a number of forms. Anesthesia Malpractice From Breathing When stomach contents enter the airway, there is trouble. This happens.The use of anesthesia on a full stomach causes this. Anesthesia injury arises from stomach contents entering … Continue reading
A Washington Post article of October 1, 2013 stated that approximately five million people suffer from Alzheimer’s disease in the United States. Misdiagnosis is common. The disease is frequently confused with dementia. The symptoms are similar. The treatment is different. The cause … Continue reading
Accounting Malpractice is Similar to Legal Malpractice Accountant malpractice is similar to legal malpractice. It is a breach of contract action. The contract is between the client and the accountant. The contract is for services. The services may be tax … Continue reading
Identifying The Injuries Claims against nursing homes may be for falls, bed sores, lack of hydration or other forms of neglect. Patients have a right to treatment with respect. Bed sores, also called pressure sores, are a common problem in … Continue reading
Drug Injuries From Off-Label Use Off-label use is a use other than what the manufacturer has stated in writing is the intended use of a drug. For instance a drug may have been approved for one use by the FDA. … Continue reading
What is Medical Malpractice? It is substandard care by a health care provider that injures a patient. In a malpractice action the patient must prove what is the standard of care. In addition the patient must prove a breach of … Continue reading
The American Diabetes Association (ADA) has standards as to the care of diabetes. If these are complied with, they provide the means to bring the blood sugar of most diabetics under control. Daily testing of blood sugar by the patient … Continue reading
Diagnosing Alzheimer’s A Washington Post article of October 1, 2013 stated that approximately five million people suffer from Alzheimer’s disease in the United States. Misdiagnosis is common. The disease is frequently confused with dementia. Although the symptoms are similar, treatment … Continue reading
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