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How to Identify Medical Malpractice from Standard Surgical Risks

There are many different parameters to establish whether complications in a surgery should result in a medical malpractice lawsuit or not. If the negligent conduct of a surgeon falls below the standard of care that is acceptable, as compared to that provided by reasonably competent surgeons practicing that area of surgery under similar circumstances, and if a patient is harmed in the process, it can be viewed as a surgical error.

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Experiencing a Damaged Nerve by a Surgeon

Every surgical procedure is associated with its own set of risks, more so when anesthesia is used. Nerve damage caused by a surgical miscalculation is one of the biggest risks. A surgery that is negligently performed can sometimes result in nerve damage, both temporary and permanent. This could eventually lead to a medical malpractice lawsuit. People who suffer from nerve injury can exhibit a variety of symptoms such as:

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Everything You need to Know about Anesthesia Errors in Medical Malpractice

The idea of surgery is scary as it is, but couple that with being put under anesthesia and that increases a person’s stress immensely. A patient is putting their life in the hands of the anesthesia technician, nurse, or doctor who is administering general anesthesia. There is just a slight margin for anesthesia error where an anesthesiologist is concerned. Any mistakes might lead to something as serious as death or brain damage. Many of these cases go unreported and that is why the frequency of these anesthesia errors is difficult to determine.

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Epidural Errors in a Medical Malpractice Case

There are many expectant mothers whose birth plans do not include the use of an epidural, but as their labor progresses, more than 50% of them eventually end up opting for it. Epidurals are known to ease the pain an expectant woman experiences during childbirth, allowing them to focus more on the birthing procedure, rather than the immense pain that they are experiencing. In most cases, epidurals are administered without a problem. But there are times that epidural errors may be made that could result in a medical malpractice case.

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What is Medical Malpractice?

According to an analysis from Diederich Healthcare, the total payout amounts for medical malpractice have increased for the first time in 2013 since the year 2003. New York topped the list of the five states with the highest number of medical malpractice payouts. This medical negligence is said to be the third leading cause of deaths in the U.S.-just after heart disease and cancer, according to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).

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