Medical Negligence Solicitors for Surgery Negligence Claims
Thousands of people undergo
surgery in the UK
daily. Surgical procedures are handled by well experienced and skilled
surgeons. However, there are instances when some health care professionals commit
mistakes during the procedure. Medical errors can leave a devastating impact on
the patient. A surgical mistake may result in a short term or permanent injury,
which may need additional treatment. This will be a burden to the patient who
seeks a cure to his illness and ends up needing more medical care.
Compensation can be obtained with
the help of medical negligence solicitors who specialize in Surgery
Negligence Claims. A team of
medical negligence solicitors and a medical negligence lawyer are experts in
different kinds of Surgery Negligence Claims such as:
· Anaesthetics:
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It is the anaesthetist’s
responsibility to provide an appropriate dosage and monitor the patient’s
physiological condition during the procedure. Insufficient or over dosage might
affect the patient not just physically, but also psychologically. Failure to
act quickly in a situation is negligence on the part of the anaesthetists.
· Neurosurgery:
- Neurosurgery is
a surgical procedure which involves the treatment of disorders of the nervous
system like the spinal cord and the brain. Failure of the neurologist to
diagnose, investigate and treat the illness is negligence. Patients are
entitled to claim compensation for it. Our medical negligence solicitors can help you bring a claim for this.
· General Surgery:
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Plastic or Cosmetic Surgery and Keyhole Surgery (laparoscopy)
are two common causes of medical injuries during surgery. Medical errors
usually involves: retained surgical instruments or device in the body, damaging
vital blood vessels or nerves and removing an incorrect part of the body.
· Plastic or Cosmetic Surgery:
- Advancement in
technology ushers to the development of different types of cosmetic surgery
like facial scar removal, face lift, hair replacement, laser surgery, rhinoplasty and breast implants. Nerve damage,
unexpected scarring and poor results are some of the most common mistakes made
by doctors and nurses.
· Orthopaedics Surgery:
- Orthopaedics deal with the treatment of medical problems like hip or knee replacement, joint reconstruction and broken bones and fractures. Failure to perform x-rays where symptoms indicate an impending harm to the patient is a medical negligence claim that can be compensated for.
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