What This Page Covers: Negligence: Failure to monitor fetal conditions can result in severe consequences like oxygen deprivation, birth trauma, infections, and developmental delays. Emotional Impact: Parents face significant emotional distress, anxiety, and trauma due to inadequate fetal monitoring and the resulting harm to their child. Compensation: Victims are entitled…
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What This Page Covers: Fetal macrosomia is when excessive infant weight causes birthing complications. If mismanaged or undiagnosed by doctors, it can result in medical malpractice, leading to birth injuries and long-term health concerns. Victims of medical malpractice in Texas can seek both economic and non-economic damages, including medical expenses,…
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What This Page Covers: Uterine ruptures during childbirth, while sometimes natural, can result from medical malpractice, including failure to monitor, improper techniques, and not identifying risk factors like a history of uterine surgery or misuse of labor-inducing drugs. To file a medical malpractice claim, victims must establish a standard of…
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What This Page Covers: Shoulder dystocia, where a baby’s shoulder is stuck during childbirth, can result from medical malpractice if healthcare professionals neglect risk factors or use improper techniques. Victims can seek legal assistance from Davis & Davis to file medical malpractice claims for negligence during childbirth, aiming to secure…
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What This Page Covers: Medical Malpractice Criteria: Birth asphyxia may be deemed medical malpractice if it results from healthcare providers’ negligence, such as inadequate monitoring, delayed interventions, or misuse of tools. Legal Proceedings: While many medical malpractice claims, including those for birth asphyxia, settle out of court, trials may be…
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Gestational diabetes occurs when your body cannot produce enough insulin during pregnancy. Also known as gestational diabetes mellitus, the disorder affects roughly 10% of pregnant women in the United States every year. The disorder occurs in women who did not have diabetes before pregnancy. Also, the condition will often resolve…
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