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OB-GYN Malpractice
The birth of a child is one of the most anticipated and joyful occasions in the world. Pregnancy and delivery can be dangerous.
An OB-GYN malpractice lawyer can help you understand your rights and file a claim that is successful. You will need to prove the following: duty breach causation, damages, and breach of duty.
Incorrect diagnosis or failure to diagnose
One of the most prevalent types OB-GYN malpractices is the inability of a doctor in diagnosing a condition which could have serious consequences for the mother and child. If a doctor fails to recognize early warning signs, such as gestational diabetes or preeclampsia, the patient could suffer permanent damage as well as financial and emotional stress.
Misinterpretation of diagnostic tests, like ultrasounds or mammograms is a different type of surgical malpractice. These errors can cause anxiety and stress, or lead to incorrect treatment decisions. In some instances, the negligence of a gynecologist can even cause surgical complications or even severe injuries such as strokes or hematomas.
Surgical errors that occur during a hysterectomy, or a cesarean section are a common cause of OB-GYN malpractice lawsuits. Whether the error is caused due to poor surgical technique, a failure to properly manage postoperative care or even an incorrect interpretation of the results of tests, this type of negligence can lead to serious injuries to the patient.
Medical malpractice cases are a bit more complicated and require the services of an expert OB-GYN lawyer. A seasoned attorney can assist in conducting a thorough examination of the medical records, identifying the responsible parties and ensuring that the claim is filed in compliance with the law applicable to it.
The most commonly used legal basis for OB-GYN malpractice claims is negligence. Doctors can be held liable for malpractice if they depart from the standard of care an appropriately competent health professional would have provided in similar circumstances and this deviation causes harm to the patient. The proof that an OB-GYN was negligently in the course of their work requires a careful review of medical evidence as well as testimony from experts. Depending on the extent of the malpractice alleged an individual patient may be entitled to compensatory damages such as medical expenses as well as lost income, emotional trauma, and punitive damages designed to punish the medical professionals who were responsible for their egregious actions.
Birth Injury
During pregnancy and birth injury legal team mothers are heavily dependent on the advice and treatment offered by their OB/GYN physicians. Unfortunately, unexpected complications that arise during childbirth could occur. When they do, it's possible for an obstetrician make a mistake that causes injuries to the mother or baby. In the most serious cases of medical error, a mother or baby may die.
Physical birth injuries may range from a minor tear in the perineum to injuries to the pelvic nervous system, known as pudendal nerve which can cause long-term discomfort in the vaginal region and the rectum. The most serious of physical skilled birth injury lawyer injuries are spinal cord injuries that can be severe, ranging from minor bruising to complete spinal cord tears. These injuries are often caused by the incorrect use of vacuum extractors or forceps that cause the doctor to turn the fetus' head during delivery.
Shoulder dystocia may also result in an injury to the spine. This is caused when the baby's head becomes stuck in the birth canal. The injuries to the spinal cord can be caused by Erb's palsy or brachial plexus injury, which affects the nerves that run through the hands and arms.
In addition to physical birth injuries, it is not uncommon for women who undergo labor and delivery to suffer psychological or emotional injuries. These types of injuries can be very distressing, causing feelings of anxiety or flashbacks, nightmares, or trouble sleeping. Women who have suffered emotional or psychological injuries, sometimes referred to as birth trauma, could be entitled to compensation. Compensation can be awarded to pay medical bills and lost wages, as well as therapy and rehabilitation and replacement services. In cases of unjustified deaths, punitive damages can be awarded as a form of punishment for the defendant and to deter future behavior similar to the one that occurred.
Failure to Perform a C-Section
In the delivery room in the delivery room, an emergency C-section may be necessary to ensure both mother and baby's safety. A fibroid blocking the birth canal or a pelvic fracture a baby who is too big to fit through the vagina or the breech position, and other serious medical issues may necessitate an immediate C-section. In these cases, failing to perform a C section could result in severe injuries or even death.
The gynecological surgical errors, like hysterectomies and Cesarean sections, are a common reason for malpractice claims against OBGYNs. These mistakes can result from poor surgical techniques, inadequate planning or inability to follow treatment plans. They may also include an inability to inform patients of the risks involved with an operation or interpreting incorrectly diagnostic tests.
A gynecologist or obstetrician has a responsibility to monitor a woman's health during pregnancy and all processes associated in taking care of her, the fetus and the mother, up to the moment of birth. If they fail to uphold the standard of care and an injury is sustained, it can be viewed as a type of medical malpractice.
If you or your child believes that you've been injured because of an OB/GYN error, you should consult an experienced New York City OBGYN negligence attorney as soon as possible. A dedicated birth injury lawyer can help you exercise your rights and receive the full compensation you deserve. Contact Brown Trial Firm today to set up a no-obligation meeting. Our lawyers have extensive knowledge of obstetrical negligence cases and will fight for the responsible parties to be held accountable. You can be confident that we will provide you with the most effective possible legal representation.
Uterine Rupture
Uterine rupture is among the more serious complications during childbirth. If doctors are unable to diagnose and birth a baby before the uterus ruptures, both the mother and baby will be at risk of life-threatening complications.
Doctors should be alert in identifying indications of uterine rupture. This includes pain, bleeding from the vaginal region, and a change to the pattern of heart tones of the fetus during labor. They should be prepared to perform an emergency C-section in the event that these signs are observed.
In the event of a ruptured uterine, the fetus and placenta may extrude through the the wall of the uterus. This puts the fetus in the risk of being oxygen deficient. Hypoxia can result in serious brain injuries, such as hypoxic ischemic brain injury (HIE) and cerebral palsy. If medical professionals fail to recognize the signs of uterine rupture and then immediately begin the delivery process the baby may suffer from hypoxia-related brain injury or even die.
The uterus can rupture on its own without the presence of any predisposing factors in early pregnancy. It is usually difficult to recognize because the signs and symptoms are not specific and could easily be mistaken for other conditions, like abdominal pain, uterine fibroids, or vaginal bleeding. A doctor's index for suspicion of uterine rupture should be high, since the result could be catastrophic.
Six percent of babies are thought to die due to ruptured uterus. The chances of survival increase dramatically if the uterus is diagnosed and delivered within 30 minutes. This is the reason it is crucial for obstetricians to pay close attention to a patient's history and closely monitor her.
Birth Defects
One in 33 babies in the United States is born with birth defects. These may be minor or severe and impact the appearance, organ function and mental and physical development of the baby. They may also cause health problems or even death if they are not treated during utero. A variety of birth defects can be detected using high-resolution ultrasounds during pregnancy, while more in-depth testing options such as amniocentesis (taking samples of amniotic fluid) and blood tests may also be available to determine certain conditions.
Some birth defects can be diagnosed immediately after a baby is born, such as cleft lip or cleft palate, and other conditions can only be discovered later in life during adulthood or in childhood, such as scoliosis or learning disabilities. Some of these issues can be treated surgically, such as cleft palate or lip repairs, while others require ongoing care such as dental therapy or speech therapy.
While most birth defects are not preventable by taking a prenatal vitamin containing folate Iodine, iron and iodine can help lower the risk of developing certain congenital conditions. Smoking and using illegal drugs can also increase the risk of certain genetic disorders. Genetic counselors and maternal birth injury lawyer-fetal specialists can assist in screening to determine if a condition is likely to recur.
An OB-GYN's actions or omissions in a childbirth or pregnancy can be considered malpractice if they fall below the standard of care that other OB/GYNs would provide under similar circumstances. To prove obstetrical neglect you must prove that the doctor did not follow the standard of care and that this deviation resulted in injury or harm to the mother or child.
The birth of a child is one of the most anticipated and joyful occasions in the world. Pregnancy and delivery can be dangerous.
An OB-GYN malpractice lawyer can help you understand your rights and file a claim that is successful. You will need to prove the following: duty breach causation, damages, and breach of duty.Incorrect diagnosis or failure to diagnose
One of the most prevalent types OB-GYN malpractices is the inability of a doctor in diagnosing a condition which could have serious consequences for the mother and child. If a doctor fails to recognize early warning signs, such as gestational diabetes or preeclampsia, the patient could suffer permanent damage as well as financial and emotional stress.
Misinterpretation of diagnostic tests, like ultrasounds or mammograms is a different type of surgical malpractice. These errors can cause anxiety and stress, or lead to incorrect treatment decisions. In some instances, the negligence of a gynecologist can even cause surgical complications or even severe injuries such as strokes or hematomas.
Surgical errors that occur during a hysterectomy, or a cesarean section are a common cause of OB-GYN malpractice lawsuits. Whether the error is caused due to poor surgical technique, a failure to properly manage postoperative care or even an incorrect interpretation of the results of tests, this type of negligence can lead to serious injuries to the patient.
Medical malpractice cases are a bit more complicated and require the services of an expert OB-GYN lawyer. A seasoned attorney can assist in conducting a thorough examination of the medical records, identifying the responsible parties and ensuring that the claim is filed in compliance with the law applicable to it.
The most commonly used legal basis for OB-GYN malpractice claims is negligence. Doctors can be held liable for malpractice if they depart from the standard of care an appropriately competent health professional would have provided in similar circumstances and this deviation causes harm to the patient. The proof that an OB-GYN was negligently in the course of their work requires a careful review of medical evidence as well as testimony from experts. Depending on the extent of the malpractice alleged an individual patient may be entitled to compensatory damages such as medical expenses as well as lost income, emotional trauma, and punitive damages designed to punish the medical professionals who were responsible for their egregious actions.
Birth Injury
During pregnancy and birth injury legal team mothers are heavily dependent on the advice and treatment offered by their OB/GYN physicians. Unfortunately, unexpected complications that arise during childbirth could occur. When they do, it's possible for an obstetrician make a mistake that causes injuries to the mother or baby. In the most serious cases of medical error, a mother or baby may die.
Physical birth injuries may range from a minor tear in the perineum to injuries to the pelvic nervous system, known as pudendal nerve which can cause long-term discomfort in the vaginal region and the rectum. The most serious of physical skilled birth injury lawyer injuries are spinal cord injuries that can be severe, ranging from minor bruising to complete spinal cord tears. These injuries are often caused by the incorrect use of vacuum extractors or forceps that cause the doctor to turn the fetus' head during delivery.
Shoulder dystocia may also result in an injury to the spine. This is caused when the baby's head becomes stuck in the birth canal. The injuries to the spinal cord can be caused by Erb's palsy or brachial plexus injury, which affects the nerves that run through the hands and arms.
In addition to physical birth injuries, it is not uncommon for women who undergo labor and delivery to suffer psychological or emotional injuries. These types of injuries can be very distressing, causing feelings of anxiety or flashbacks, nightmares, or trouble sleeping. Women who have suffered emotional or psychological injuries, sometimes referred to as birth trauma, could be entitled to compensation. Compensation can be awarded to pay medical bills and lost wages, as well as therapy and rehabilitation and replacement services. In cases of unjustified deaths, punitive damages can be awarded as a form of punishment for the defendant and to deter future behavior similar to the one that occurred.
Failure to Perform a C-Section
In the delivery room in the delivery room, an emergency C-section may be necessary to ensure both mother and baby's safety. A fibroid blocking the birth canal or a pelvic fracture a baby who is too big to fit through the vagina or the breech position, and other serious medical issues may necessitate an immediate C-section. In these cases, failing to perform a C section could result in severe injuries or even death.
The gynecological surgical errors, like hysterectomies and Cesarean sections, are a common reason for malpractice claims against OBGYNs. These mistakes can result from poor surgical techniques, inadequate planning or inability to follow treatment plans. They may also include an inability to inform patients of the risks involved with an operation or interpreting incorrectly diagnostic tests.
A gynecologist or obstetrician has a responsibility to monitor a woman's health during pregnancy and all processes associated in taking care of her, the fetus and the mother, up to the moment of birth. If they fail to uphold the standard of care and an injury is sustained, it can be viewed as a type of medical malpractice.
If you or your child believes that you've been injured because of an OB/GYN error, you should consult an experienced New York City OBGYN negligence attorney as soon as possible. A dedicated birth injury lawyer can help you exercise your rights and receive the full compensation you deserve. Contact Brown Trial Firm today to set up a no-obligation meeting. Our lawyers have extensive knowledge of obstetrical negligence cases and will fight for the responsible parties to be held accountable. You can be confident that we will provide you with the most effective possible legal representation.
Uterine Rupture
Uterine rupture is among the more serious complications during childbirth. If doctors are unable to diagnose and birth a baby before the uterus ruptures, both the mother and baby will be at risk of life-threatening complications.
Doctors should be alert in identifying indications of uterine rupture. This includes pain, bleeding from the vaginal region, and a change to the pattern of heart tones of the fetus during labor. They should be prepared to perform an emergency C-section in the event that these signs are observed.
In the event of a ruptured uterine, the fetus and placenta may extrude through the the wall of the uterus. This puts the fetus in the risk of being oxygen deficient. Hypoxia can result in serious brain injuries, such as hypoxic ischemic brain injury (HIE) and cerebral palsy. If medical professionals fail to recognize the signs of uterine rupture and then immediately begin the delivery process the baby may suffer from hypoxia-related brain injury or even die.
The uterus can rupture on its own without the presence of any predisposing factors in early pregnancy. It is usually difficult to recognize because the signs and symptoms are not specific and could easily be mistaken for other conditions, like abdominal pain, uterine fibroids, or vaginal bleeding. A doctor's index for suspicion of uterine rupture should be high, since the result could be catastrophic.
Six percent of babies are thought to die due to ruptured uterus. The chances of survival increase dramatically if the uterus is diagnosed and delivered within 30 minutes. This is the reason it is crucial for obstetricians to pay close attention to a patient's history and closely monitor her.
Birth Defects
One in 33 babies in the United States is born with birth defects. These may be minor or severe and impact the appearance, organ function and mental and physical development of the baby. They may also cause health problems or even death if they are not treated during utero. A variety of birth defects can be detected using high-resolution ultrasounds during pregnancy, while more in-depth testing options such as amniocentesis (taking samples of amniotic fluid) and blood tests may also be available to determine certain conditions.
Some birth defects can be diagnosed immediately after a baby is born, such as cleft lip or cleft palate, and other conditions can only be discovered later in life during adulthood or in childhood, such as scoliosis or learning disabilities. Some of these issues can be treated surgically, such as cleft palate or lip repairs, while others require ongoing care such as dental therapy or speech therapy.
While most birth defects are not preventable by taking a prenatal vitamin containing folate Iodine, iron and iodine can help lower the risk of developing certain congenital conditions. Smoking and using illegal drugs can also increase the risk of certain genetic disorders. Genetic counselors and maternal birth injury lawyer-fetal specialists can assist in screening to determine if a condition is likely to recur.
An OB-GYN's actions or omissions in a childbirth or pregnancy can be considered malpractice if they fall below the standard of care that other OB/GYNs would provide under similar circumstances. To prove obstetrical neglect you must prove that the doctor did not follow the standard of care and that this deviation resulted in injury or harm to the mother or child.
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