713-364-0314 A previous post here discussed complications that can arise when surgeons cause their patients to suffer gastrointestinal perforations. These painful and sometimes life-threatening errors can happen when doctors and other medical professionals fail to meet their standard of care in the treatment of their patients. Texas residents who suffer this devastating form of harm may have rights to sue for their damages based on surgical error claims.
An undiagnosed infection from gallstones can lead to sepsis
The gallbladder stores bile for your liver. When hardened deposits develop in this small organ, they become gallstones. You may be lucky enough for these stones to pass out of your gallbladder without causing you any harm.
The risk of preeclampsia doesn't end with the birth of a child
You may have heard that the treatment for preeclampsia is delivering your child. While that may be true, you could easily be misled into believing that giving birth cures the condition. In reality, it does not. Childbirth is only a treatment, albeit a good one, but it does not remove the danger to you.
Complications related to gastrointestinal perforations
Gastrointestinal perforations are holes in the walls of the organs involved in the stomach and intestines. While many diseases and disorders can cause them to form, some Texas residents may develop gastrointestinal perforations after undergoing surgeries in their abdominal cavities. When a gastrointestinal perforation develops after a surgical procedure, the cause may be negligence committed on the part of the patient's doctors, nurses and other operating staff.
What long-term effects can brain injury victims suffer?
A brain injury that results from medical malpractice can be a devastating event in the life of a Texas resident. The victim of a medical procedure or treatment gone wrong may require long-term care and support to help them live with the serious consequences of brain injuries.
When erroneous treatment harms patients
Getting the right medical treatment in a timely manner can be imperative to securing a full recovery from an aggressive disease or serious injury. In the case of cancer, a brain injury or other serious condition, the failure of a medical professional to properly identify and manage a patient's condition can make a critical difference in the way in which the patient does or does not recover from the ailment. Doctors in Texas and throughout the nation are expected to use proper medical techniques to diagnose and treat those who are under their care.
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