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Sinusitis, sinus surgery, and medical malpractice
Sinus surgery malpractice is one of the top claims against ENT physicians
Texas City nursing home under investigation for alleged abuse of patient
Ring device captured video of kicking, dragging patient on floor
The importance of pre-existing conditions in Texas medical malpractice cases
Medical experts must distinguish injuries caused by negligence from pre-existing injuries
Ovarian cancer awareness, early diagnosis, and medical malpractice
Catching it quickly and getting prompt treatment are critically important
Protecting Texas medical malpractice settlements involving minors
Court approval and trusts help to preserve settlement proceeds until adulthood
Sepsis awareness and medical malpractice
With early diagnosis and treatment, most patients survive sepsis
Hospital communication failures lead to unnecessary medical mistakes
Testing, results, and follow-ups are areas of common problems
Some Texas nonprofit hospitals benefit from little-known $100,000 non-economic damages cap
So-called nonprofit hospitals are some of the richest ones around