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Not only should victims of medical malpractice receive full compensation for their injuries, but healthcare companies should be held accountable for their actions. Bringing a medical malpractice claim can also help prevent future medical negligence victims. Sometimes a careful investigation that takes place during a medical malpractice case uncovers systems, protocols, or practice methods that are careless and unsafe. Q: While visiting my sister in May 2007, I fell on a puddle of water left on the floor at Lowe's as the Due to her operation and long recovery period the woman, who wishes to remain anonymous, has lost a significant amount of weight and suffers from painful digestive problems. She has been unable to carry on in the voluntary work she did before the operation and now requires regular care and assistance. Spyrka was taken to the ICU and put on a ventilator when it was determined she was suffering a pulmonary embolism. She was given TPA, which is a thrombolytic agent that dissolves blood clots. Spyrka's oxygen saturation improved, and her heart rate reduced to normal. By the next day, her oxygen saturation level returned to 98%, and the hospital team began giving her Heparin. Heparin is an anticoagulant meant to slow down blood clot formation, although it does not have an effect on pre-existing clots. The heparin was discontinued the next day at the consent of Dr. Chi Du, who was then a first-year family practice intern. Other doctors testified that Dr. Du would not have the authority to write an order discontinuing the drug without first checking with a superior. None of the other doctors testified to giving Dr. Du consent. A final note: I was at the point where I felt I had nothing to lose so I went ahead with the surgery, and it helped a great deal. My L5 S1 Lower discectomy surgery also helped me very much. (I had a 7mm Herniated Disk) Good luck to you and your wife, and again, think of quality of life, and of getting better because sometimes physical therapy will do you no good when the scarring is so severe that your sciatic nerve cannot move. I am up to walking an hour and the extreme edge of pain is gone!!! Of course I am not a Doctor so I cannot give advise but only opinions as to my unique situation, and every situation is different. Dr. Chambi is the doctor that all the Pro Athletes choose and there must be a reason for that. Take care, I hope that you recover soon! Paul Dean, Patient (Dr. Chambi (714)-973-0810 Santa Ana, CA ) ================================================================================== Side Note: July 23, 2005 - Paul Dean I am continuing to recover at my own body's rate which seems to be a little bit slow but you really can't recover at any pace faster than your own natural pace of healing. Nerves take up to three years to have their full healing ability. So do not be to impatient if the second you get off the operating table that you are not completely healed. That just isn't how nerves work if they have been damaged for a long time. The problem is that once your sciatic nerve in your hip has been entrapped at the piriformis level for several years, the elasticy shrinks and you will hurt every time you stretch until you get your nerve elasticy back. This is the reason that you need to walk an hour or more every day to get that elasticty back. It will hurt to walk long distances and that is why I use the Lidocaine patch. This patch numbs the area that hurts in the back of the hip, so you can walk further and stretch the sciatica nerve. Rubber band Analogy: I can imagine a rubber band that needs another inch or two in order to reach its full potential of stretch. So every day I walk, and then I walk some more, stretching that rubber band, which is the sciatic nerve. Once the nerve is used to the stretch it doesn't hurt as much. Of course this is done after the surgery because the sciatic nerve could not stretch at all when it was tethered down from tissues wrapped around it from a fall accident I had from work. Now that there is no entrapment of the nerve I am gently stretching that nerve until it gets used to the stretch and stops hurting when I walk. The goal is to have absolutely no pain no matter what I am doing and that is my eventual goal. Vitamins B1 and B12 and Antioxidants to build up the Immunity and Healing: What about boosting the immunity system to have a faster healing process? I am on a Vitamin Regiment of B1 Vitamin and B12 Vitamin in decent doses as well as an Anti-oxidant supplement to get my system in good working order so that I can heal as fast as possible. I have tried to increase the rate of healing by getting toxins out of my system by doing the following: Do's: Vitamin B (B1) (B12) Vitamin A,B,C,E Beta Carotene and Mineral Supplements. Drink Six glasses of water a day Drink as much Grapefruit juice (no Sugar) as possible Eat as many raw fruits and vegetables as possible Chicken and Fish Dont's: No Salt and No Sugar need to be eaten it is in your foods already. No Greasy Processed Foods No Fast-food No Breads or rice or potatoes Please see a Doctor before using these above techniques which I am following as your medications may require that you do not follow my above plan for getting your system back into shape for quicker healing. Note: These above Do's and Don'ts can be found in the book of President Clintons Doctor: Michael F. Roizen, MD. and Mehmet C. Oz, MD copyright 2005, "YOU, THE OWNER'S MANUAL", The insider's guide to the body that will make you healthier and younger. Harpercollins Publishers Inc, 10 East 53rd Street New York, NY 10022. I have no affiliation with any of these works and please take all information as third party opinion and review options with your Doctors before doing anything with your body. Thank you. Above Updated: April 8, 2005 -------------------- -------------------- New Entry: July 25, 2007 - Updated Medical Condition of Post Piriformis Syndrome with Piriformis Release Surgery and Post Discectomy of L5 S1 Disc. -------------------- Email Response to Susan: -------------------- July 25, 2007 Hi Susan, (Disclaimer: I am a patient like yourself and am not a Doctor.) Thank you for reading all of my postings, I'm sure it must have taken awhile to get through it all. Pain is an interesting thing, in makes you want to read every single thing you can find out about your pain hoping that you can some how stumble upon the right information that can give you some pain relief. That is what I did and I am sure that is also what you are seeking and I am wishing you the best of luck in advance, as pain can control and ruin a good life that was before pain free. Susan wrote: The last update on your progress was quite some time ago. How is the sitting going now? Paul's reply: Yes, the update was quite a while ago mostly because I have been busy back in the Tradeshow business, which requires lifting heavy amounts of weight for a duration of time. So, in part I have to say that I have gotten better, because it was unfathomable before my piriformis surgery that I would be able to excel in either of my heavy lifting jobs. Lifting in duration and for long periods of time was difficult to impossible before my surgery. Now to answer the sitting question which is important because my travel time to and from work is an hour and a half each way most of the time. I still have pain, but not extreme pain and I can get out of it by putting my car on cruise control and taking my right leg out of the stretch that is required to press down the gas peddle. I use cruise control most of the time because my pain is elevated. So now the next question is how much has my pain level improved since the surgery. I would say it has gone from a 7 to 8 in pain level down to a 2 and 3 which has given my life back to me in many ways as I enjoy physical activity with lifting and movies which last up to 3 hours. I do have problems with movies over 2 hours and will take a 15 minute walk around the lobby during a movie in order to stop my pain. It seems that almost instantly when the leg is no longer in a bad position of a stretch or just sitting to long in the theater, the walking relieves the pain instantly. Where is the pain in the first place, it seems that it is in the thigh area, but before the surgery I had both buttock an thigh pain. Would I do the surgery over again? Definitely, yes as my pain levels went down to a livable tolerance level. I am still cautious as to getting back into tennis as that does a lot of thigh stretching but I will try to see if I can slowly work back into this great sport that I have loved. Susan wrote: I'm at the "I need surgery" stage and am trying to find the best, most experienced surgeon. I live in Florida and am having a difficult time finding someone in this area who might be competent to do this specialized procedure. It seems that your doctor and Dr. Filler are both in California and the thought of sitting on an airplane for 5 hours, then spending several weeks in a hotel room after surgery is not the best option. Sciatica and Piriformis Syndrome: Dr. Aaron Filler Santa Monica, CA:Preview Link Other Dr. Aaron Filler Techniques: Link Link Paul's reply: It is hard to find an experienced Surgeon and I would recommend you pick somebody who is doing this type of surgery day in and day out who has done more than anybody else especially since you only get one shot at this surgery so you need to go to the best. I went to Dr. Chambi in Santa Ana, CA, I have heard the name Dr. Filler and I have also seen a Dr. Palmer In Mission Viejo, CA. Would I fly 5 hours in order to be close to pain free with the proper surgery, after having a correct diagnosis? Yes, I would do just about anything to get my previous life back and feel good again, pain free or close to it. Luckily, my surgeon is only 40 minutes to an hour away. As far as flying back after a surgery, you should be able to do this after three weeks post surgery, with help. I was able to walk the day after the surgery but had problems with Sitting and putting on my clothes and getting around because you are limited when Recovering from this type of procedure. Susan Wrote: I went to NYC and saw Loren Fishman, went through Botox with him, and feel like a human pin cushion with all of the various injections from various doctors. I even wanted to try prolotherapy but at least that doctor was honest enough to tell me he thought it wouldn't help. You're the only person that I've found who has actually had this surgery so I'm very curious about your long term results. Some of the orthopedic doc's that I've seen will do surgery but want to cut the entire buttocks to do it (they all specialize in hip replacements around here). I obviously don't want an invasive procedure when there are alternatives available. Also, as a curiosity, did you have involvement of bursitis in the hip and thigh with this? I'm trying to figure out if it's a side effect or a totally different problem. Paul's reply: My condition was that of a post herniated disc surgery called a Discectomy of the L5 S1 region of a previous herniated disk of 7 millimeters. The 7 millimeter herniation was cut out so the nerve was then again free, which it showed that it was free in the post MRI, however I still had some severe sciatica pain going from the buttock down the right back side of thigh which is the area where the sciatic nerve travels. I then had some steroid injections into the L5 S1 back to relieve any possible inflammation that might be causing my pain and these injections did not help me with my pain. I then saw Dr. Chambi and had three Lidocaine injections to the buttocks where the pain was at a precise location. The 5 inch needle was inserted and the first one of the three different injections done on different weeks solved my pain temporarily and so I thought this was quite a miracle to all of a sudden have no pain after a buttock shot to the piriformis muscle. When the piriformis muscle was relaxed, I was pain free. However the pain came back after the shot wore off. I also wore a lidocaine patch which gave some relief to the area installed such as buttock and back of leg, but was temporary. It is at that point that Dr. Chambi said, you have piriformis syndrome because the piriformis muscle has entrapped your sciatic nerve and there is only one permanent solution which is a piriformis release. Piriformis Release is a way of cutting away the piriformis from the sciatic nerve. Apparently, the sciatic nerve had somehow gotten scarred down from a fall I had, and it was entrapped. After the piriformis was cut away from the nerve, I had great relief, because the sciatic nerve could then move freely again. It was no longer pinched down, and was not constricted any longer by the piriformis muscle. Susan wrote: Some of the orthopedic doc's that I've seen will do surgery but want to cut the entire buttocks Paul's reply: The actual cut that the surgeon does for piriformis release is similar to the cut done in a hip replacement at about a 4 to 5 inch cut across the buttock. The piriformis nerve is about 6 inches down and a lot of the Buttock area needs to be moved away to be able to get to the piriformis muscle and underneath were the sciatic nerve is located. Susan wrote: I obviously don't want an invasive procedure when there are alternatives available. Paul's reply: You first try all the physical therapy and water therapy and all the different shots available but when they all fail, then you look to the surgery for a permanent cure, and only after at least two experts agree with the same diagnosis, in this case, piriformis syndrome, then you take the next step, if both doctors agree that this is the next step to take after exhausting all other steps, and needing a permanent solution. You should not be afraid of surgery when you are with an expert in the field. Do not be afraid of the recovery pain as you are given strong pain killers to take this pain away until you have finally recovered. Finally, make sure that you have gotten relief with the Lidocaine injection which relaxes the piriformis muscle and gives relief to the sciatic nerve, which pretty much is the telling sign that the piriformis muscle is involved in your pain. Many Orthopedic Doctors will say this is not the case because the do not understand that the piriformis muscle and scarring can stop the sciatic nerve from functioning properly. I suggest you see Doctors that study Nerves and not just bone doctors as your problem May not be a bone or disc disease. The most important thing to find is the right Doctor and the correct Diagnosis, and it won't be easy to find this. Susan Wrote; Did you have involvement of bursitis in the hip and thigh with this? I'm trying to figure out if it's a side effect or a totally different problem. Paul's reply: No I was not diagnosed with bursitis in the hip or thigh. That may very well be something else. This is why it is important to get the proper diagnosis and to see more than one specialist no narrow down where and what your pain is and what is causing it. You can go to three different specialists and get three different expert opinions, and this is a big problem in figuring out what to do next, so you'll have to find the best of the best in specialists in order to get a correct diagnostics of your problem. Even a phone consultation is better than nothing, so I suggest that you keep searching for a correct diagnosis and then go forward with the proper treatment once this is found. Hope is one thing we all have even when things look bad. You keep on thinking that you will wake up and be pain free. Maybe this sounds unrealistic but we keep on holding on to this hope. Can nerves regrow themselves and straighten themselves out so that signals are then properly sent to and from the body to the brain? We hope that some how this will happen, however sometimes nerves don't grow back so we are stuck with tollerating pain. Then, it is up to us to figure out what we are going to do with this pain and how to tempoarily get out of pain. To each person they have their own answers. My answer is to keep going. My Disclaimer: I am not a Doctor and am not in a related medical field and am only a patient looking for a solution to pain. Do not take anything I say as a fact, but instead contact your local specialist and get the correct diagnosis from a professional. I sincerely hope you are pain free soon, from one patient to another, Good luck with a pain free life. Thank you, Paul
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I dissent from the majority opinion insofar as it reverses the trial court's award of summary judgment to Leingang on his Consumer Protection Act (CPA) and affirms dismissal of his tortious interference with contract claims. I concur with the majority that Leingang should recover his reasonable attorney fees under Olympic S.S. Co. v. Centennial Ins. Co., 117 Wash.2d 37, 811 P.2d 673 (1991); however, I would also award Leingang reasonable attorney fees under the CPA. The paper quoted Patel's assistant as saying that he had requested him to stop the procedure before calling the emergency services. Receive regular private dental care from only �15.99 per month Appellants Thomas and Deloris Quintana ("Debtors") filed a Chapter 12 Petition in Bankruptcy. Appellee Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. ("Creditor") moved to dismiss the Petition because Debto. � 2013 Gertler Law Firm, LLP. (Gertler Law Firm) All rights reserved. Anesthesia mistakes are usually more dangerous than surgery mistakes. Even a small error by the anesthesiologist can result in permanent injury, brain damage, or even death. An anesthesiologist can commit medical malpractice even before anesthesia is administered by:
On March 8, 2003, the Clinic filed a motion to dismiss, arguing that the Commission was without jurisdiction where the Clinic's internal medicine department was not a place of public accommodation, as defined by the Act and as interpreted by case law. The administrative law judge (ALJ) recommended that the matter be dismissed, finding that a medical clinic dispensing medical services to the public is not a business as contemplated under section 5-101(A)(1) of the Act and thus does not qualify as a place of public accommodation as that term is defined under the Act (775 ILCS 5/5-101(A)(1) (West 2000)). The Commission declined review and adopted the ALJ's decision as its own, pursuant to section 8A-103(E)(1) of the Act (775 ILCS 5/8A-103(E)(1) (West 2002)). This appeal followed. Our Atlanta personal injury attorneys are neither recent graduates nor looking toward retirement. We have the right mix of enthusiasm and experience to handle your case effectively. Connecticut law provides that an attorney may be held responsible for any damage that his client has sustained as a result of the attorney's negligence or legal malpractice. Legal malpractice can arise in many different types of situations. Two of the most common types of legal malpractice are when an attorney is retained to represent a client in a personal injury case and he fails to institute suit against the responsible parties within the applicable two year statute of limitations or he fails to pursue the case in a diligent fashion and the case is dismissed by the Court. As a result, the client does not recover any compensation for his injuries despite the fact that the other party was at fault for the accident. In these types of cases you may be able to recover the original amount you would have been entitled to from the attorney who committed malpractice. 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This happens in cases where, even though the defendant was at fault, the claimant contributed to their own loss. Where this happens, the claimant's damages are reduced by the percentage to which the claimant is held to be at fault. The leading case here is Sayers v Harlow UDC (1958) where the claimant was trapped in a public toilet due to a defective lock. She was injured when trying to climb out and it was held that she had contributed to her own injuries. It is for the defendant to prove that the claimant was contributorily negligent. If the girls were undergoing traditional Haudenosaunee and Anishinabe treatment I could at least see where the push against interventions comes from. It would be misguided or perhaps cynical use of individual's tragedy to protect the percieved interest of aboriginal culture. Agreeable, not, understandable, yes. There may be "medical malpractice" by a delay or failure in diagnosing a disease; or Another important aspect of medical malpractice is causation. A doctor can do something terrible, horrible, egregious, and far outside the bounds of any reasonable standard of care. However, if that terrible act did not cause the patient harm, then the doctor will not be liable for any injuries the patient experienced. For example, let's say a dermatologist misdiagnoses melanoma, one of the most deadly and aggressive cancers, by telling the patient that a concerning small lesion was nothing major. Let's then say that the very aggressive melanoma�metastisizes, or spreads to other parts of the body. Metastatic melanoma (in another words, melanoma that has spread elsewhere in the body) is almost always a death sentence for the patient, yet death is often preventable if the disease is diagnosed early enough. So let's say that the doctor clearly breached the prevailing professional standard of care by his initial misdiagnosis. However, let's then say that the patient died of a massive heart attack early enough in the cancer disease process so that it was clear the heart attack was unrelated to the misdiagnosis of the cancer. The doctor screwed up. But he did not kill the patient. He may have caused the patient some suffering, perhaps even a significant level of suffering depending on the cancer symptoms, but this amount of suffering probably would not be enough, as a practical matter, to justify the medical malpractice attorney's significant time and expense in pursuing a med mal claim on these specific facts. So, despite perhaps having a technically valid claim, this hypothetical potential client�would, most likely in my experience, have great difficulty finding a Florida med mal attorney to take his case. 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