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Gayle: I am sorry that you mom had to get so sick and have so much pain before the problem was taken care of but in answer to your question whether she has a medical malpractice case, the answer is absolutely
First of all, I don't get it when you say you expected "outpatient surgery" when you were having a hip replacement. So I am not sure what kind of surgery you did have. Here is the problem: Just because
Carly: Firstly, remember, I am a lawyer and not a doctor. My research says that Prenisone is considered the treatment of choice for cluster headaches. It also says that it can cause blood surgars to rise
The Informed Consent form that you signed prior to surgery does not excuse the surgeon from negligence. You have legal counsel? For what purpose? Just because something goes wrong in surgery and there
I had never heard of this syndrome before and won't do in depth research on it but I now understand what it is. The first question is, with treatment (I presume Thiamine injections), will you recover
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