Medical Malpractice
Potential Complications From Carpal Tunnel Surgery
Carpal tunnel syndrome is a common condition that affects the hand and wrist, causing pain, numbness and weakness. For severe cases or when conservative treatments fail to provide relief, carpal tunnel surgery, also known as carpal tunnel release, may be necessary. Understanding potential complications is essential for Ohio patients considering or undergoing carpal tunnel surgery.…
Read MoreWhat are the most common forms of medical malpractice?
A sometimes unavoidable part of life in Ohio involves seeking medical attention. Understandably, you expect medical professionals to use their knowledge and equipment to properly diagnose and treat your ailment. Unfortunately, medical professionals sometimes make mistakes that can lead to an injury or negative outcome. Medication and treatment errors These errors happen when someone prescribes…
Read MoreIt’s critical to understand telemedicine risks if you’re a patient
If you’re a patient in Ohio who requires medical care, you may have the opportunity to utilize telemedicine and consult with a doctor via the internet using a telehealth platform. In this position, weighing the pros and cons is best. While you’ll benefit from meeting with a doctor, you must rely on the communication platform…
Read MoreIs there a link between autism and birth injuries?
A diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder leaves parents reeling, as their children will experience struggles trying to navigate a lifestyle or world that may not have the necessary accommodations for them. While scientists do not have a solid understanding of what causes ASD, there are links to certain conditions. Research by the Centers for Disease…
Read MoreMedical Malpractice and its Relationship to Polypharmacy
“Polypharmacy” is the use of multiple medications by an individual to treat multiple conditions or symptoms. While the use of multiple medications can be beneficial, it can also lead to adverse effects and interactions, especially when the medications are not appropriately prescribed, monitored, or managed. When these adverse effects or interactions result in harm to…
Read MoreThe types of medical malpractice in Ohio
Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare provider, such as a doctor, nurse or hospital, fails to provide a patient with the standard of care expected in their profession. Medical malpractice can lead to severe injuries or even death, and Ohio patients who are victims of medical malpractice may be entitled to compensation. Failure to diagnose…
Read MoreDid you have spine surgery and fusion and wake up worse off?
Not all spine surgeons are trained alike or have the same skill set. Crandall & Pera Law has taken in an increasing number of cases involving lumbar spine surgery where the patient goes into the surgery with pain and tingling and comes out paralyzed due to the orthopedic surgeon or neurosurgeon’s negligence. These include cases…
Read MoreCommon Medical Laboratory Errors to Look Out For
When it comes to healthcare, accuracy is key. Lab results provide critical information to medical professionals in order to diagnose and treat patients. Even the slightest error in a medical lab report can have significant consequences. Therefore, patients must be aware of the most common medical laboratory errors and the problems they can cause. Ordering…
Read MoreSigns you may have a medical malpractice claim
Medical malpractice claims are a serious matter in Ohio and can have long-lasting effects on the patient and the healthcare provider. If you believe you have been a victim of medical malpractice, it is essential to understand the types of malpractice recognized by law. Delay in diagnosis One of the most common forms of medical…
Read MoreThe real impact of racism on medical malpractice
There have likely been times when it didn’t seem like your doctors or nurses in Ohio were listening to you. You might have felt like they didn’t really hear your complaints or concerns. According to new data, it’s clear that this problem is far worse for Black people. Underlying racism leads to poor medical attention…
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