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Surgical Mistake

Let us handle your surgery mistake case while you get well

Surgical mistakes refer to wrong-site surgeries and negligent procedural mistakes, like leaving a tool inside the stitched wound or incorrectly administering anesthesia. The incidence of surgical mistakes is reported to be alarmingly high.

Wrong-site surgeries get widespread attention during catastrophic cases like incorrect amputation or breast mastectomy, due to the often-incomprehensible negligence involved. Yet many times, smaller procedural surgical mistakes go unreported, undocumented, or completely unnoticed. These surgical mistakes can range from errors regarding the monitoring of patients' vital signs, the type and length of incision, the surgery itself, and the inadvertent cutting or injuring of nerves, organs, or other body parts. Post- and pre-surgical care and follow-up are also considered in the area of surgical mistakes.

Civil and criminal lawsuits have been filed when some type of failure of either the operating machinery or the doctors caused an accident. The wrong type of incision by a doctor could cause unnecessary complications. Operating room equipment malfunctions can also contribute to surgical errors. Moreover, errors in operation of that equipment, like prolonged use of a tourniquet without the surgeon's knowledge can cause complications. Additionally, sleep-deprived surgeons may be putting their patients at risk for life-threatening problems.

An experienced lawyer can help evaluate the circumstances surrounding surgical mistakes and medical malpractice. A lawyer evaluating surgical mistakes can advise each individual if they have a possible case.

If you or a loved one have been injured by a surgical mistake or medical malpractice, call us now at 1-800-THE-EAGLE (1-800-843-3245) or SUBMIT A SHORT AND SIMPLE CASE FORM HERE.

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