Monday, December 3, 2012

Surgery Mistakes


Undergoing surgery can be a very scary and uncertain process for patients. Surgeons and other members of the surgery team have to follow very strict standards of practice. Patients who go through surgery are often helpless while the surgery is happening. This is why it is so important that surgical teams follow strict procedures. However, medical professionals sometimes do make serious errors or mistakes that result in injury to innocent patients.

If you are concerned that medical staff members made errors during your or a loved one's surgery, contact an attorney today to discuss your case. Knowledgeable attorneys can help you understand your rights and any legal action you may be able to take following a damaging surgical error.

Types of Surgery Errors

When patients go under a surgeon's knife, they are completely vulnerable. Many surgical teams are skilled and can handle the procedures well, as well as any unexpected complications that may arise. However, sometimes careless mistakes are committed such as:

Administering anesthesia improperly Giving the wrong dosage of medication Operating on the wrong body part Leaving objects in the patient's body Performing the wrong surgical procedure

Many other kinds of errors could be made as well that could unnecessarily complicate the surgery and a patient's recovery process. If you or someone you love recently went through surgery and the surgical team made an error that resulted in more time spent in the hospital or time away from work, you may be eligible for compensation. Medical bills are expensive and lost time at work can make it very difficult to pay bills and lead a normal life.

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