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Anytime you undergo a surgical procedure involving your abdomen, there is a risk of intestinal perforation, where your bowel could end up perforated or nicked by the surgeon. In such cases, emergency surgery is often required to address the condition and prevent life-threatening complications. Knowing this, your surgeon should conduct…
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Many Texas babies are delivered via cesarean birth rather than natural birth. Cesarean delivery is often planned to address specific medical conditions or complications. One such condition is placenta previa, where the placenta covers part of the cervix, necessitating a C-section. Rather than risk injury to the newborn, a C-section…
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Spinal epidurals are generally considered a safe form of pain control during childbirth, whether a mother is about to deliver vaginally or by C-section. Cerebrospinal fluid surrounds and protects the brain and spinal cord. The spinal canal can be affected by epidural procedures, potentially leading to complications. The only problem…
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Many people in the Houston area may have to have abdominal surgery at some point in their lives. For example, a C-Section is a type of abdominal surgery that many women in Texas undergo in order to deliver a healthy baby. Even with modern technology and improved medical care, these…
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Wernicke’s encephalopathy is a condition that can result from life-threatening thiamine deficiency. You could have a medical malpractice claim in Texas if your doctor failed to promptly diagnose you with vitamin B1 deficiency, also known as thiamine deficiency. When this medical issue goes untreated, it may turn into Wernicke’s encephalopathy.…
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A previous post on this Texas blog talked about how aspiration can result when a hospital does not position a patient properly in a bed or chair. However, the fact is that a number of different types of errors or omissions on the part of care providers can cause aspiration,…
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