713-364-0314 Peripheral artery disease may not be well-known, but it affects about 5% of people over the age of 50 in T,exas and across the U.S. That comes to between 8 and 12 million people. If left untreated, it can lead to a heart attack, a stroke or the need for a foot or leg amputation.
Non-traumatic brain injuries as possible medical malpractice
March is brain injury awareness month, implemented to bring attention to how challenging life after a brain injury can be for survivors. These injuries happen in a variety of ways, and most people associate them with some sort of trauma, such as an accident involving blunt force.
Diagnosis and misdiagnosis of testicular cancer
Many Texas men may be concerned about the dangers posed by testicular cancer. Like other forms of cancer, it is a progressive disease. It can become worse and spread throughout the body, making treatment more difficult, when a diagnosis is delayed or missed. In most cases, people become aware of it when they find a painless, hardened lump inside the testicle. Some men may conduct testicular self-exams on a regular basis in order to detect lumps and other changes. Like other types of lumps found throughout the body, most are not malignant. However, in order to ensure that any testicular tumor is benign, a medical examination is necessary.
Surgical errors among the most common reasons for lawsuits
When Texans need medical care, they expect physicians and staff to provide it without making errors. Unfortunately, mistakes that cause harm to patients can happen. These errors often spark medical malpractice legal claims. Surgical errors are a common reason for filing these lawsuits.
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