Video: Brachial plexus injuries/Erb's Palsy from birth
Early diagnosis and treatment is important
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Video: Prenatal visits and fundal height measurement can save lives
Fundal height measurement is a simple test that can prevent many serious pregnancy complications
Guidelines recommend clot-busting TPA drug for appropriate patients with mild but disabling stroke symptoms
ER team confuses neurologist by missing stroke treatment opportunity
Video: Holiday seasons see an increase in dangerous hospital errors
If possible, do not have an elective surgery or hospitalization during the holiday season
Patients beware: Physician care at rehabilitation facilities can be sparse
Some doctors believe seeing a patient once a month is enough
Holidays are a good time to avoid hospitals
Research shows that holidays, weekends, evenings and the whole month of July have a higher risk for medical errors
How to spot life-threatening infections and sepsis
Hospitals need to make sure that their doctors and nurses are trained to spot and treat infections and sepsis
Three secrets about how hospitals and doctors hide their past mistakes from the public
Texas law keeps hospital reviews of health care confidential and hidden from the public
Robert Painter and Taunya Painter recognized among "Houston's Top Lawyers"
H Texas magazine's prestigious July 2012 recognizes the firm's attorneys for their medical malpractice work
Painter Law Firm negotiates $550,000 settlement for client in medical malpractice infection case
The lawsuit alleged that a Houston-area hospital and nurse did not tell the doctor about clear signs of an infection, which caused the patient to be temporarily paralyzed