April 5, 2009
- Could this be Malpractice?
dodington asked:i had surgery on my hand about a year ago…the 4th menacarpial was broken and plated…i also have a break in my 5th menacarpial and a chip from somewhere else…when i went into the ER the doc/surgen or w.e he was said i had two breaks…but when i had surgry like a week or two later he only operated on the one..the 4th menacarpial..then i get my cast off for x-rays…and hes liek oh yea you have another break there..(i knew the whole time i had two i thought he would fix them both) he says its just swollen and time and rehab will be fine…after a year it still looks mangeld, swollen, and hurts liek hell every day…i cant do my job, i cant workout, it hurts when i sleep…theres an obvious problem with my hand still that he dident address…does this qualify for malpractice??? is it worth a lawsuit…it affects my life everyday, hurts, limits me from doin my job???
March 31, 2009
- the nurse forgot to administer a drug on time is it considred negligence or malpractice?
Camella Khrytie E asked:
what are the common malpractices of nurses? are they liable to be sued?
Strip the Fat
March 29, 2009
- What is Malpractice?
Starlet asked:Can you tell me what malpractice against a phyician pertains to?
- Do I have a possible case for surgical malpractice?
athenaze1 asked:A coworker recently had an operation to remove a bone spur on her toe. After the surgery, it was discovered that she had neuropathy. She is in constant pain now and is looking at having a spinal block done. The thing is, she did not have this neuropathy before the bone spur surgery. Plus, her physical therapist told her that her has actually gotten worse after the surgery. Is this a case that a malpractice lawyer would take? Or is this type of nerve damage just a risk of having surgery in the first place?
