Past medical bills are important in a Texas medical malpractice case
Under a new law, collecting past medical bills must be done early in the case
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Why time is important for a Texas medical malpractice case
There's a lot of work to do before filing a medical malpractice case, so now is the best time to hire an experienced lawyer
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Closed-loop communication prevents critical lab, radiology results from going unnoticed
Up to 62% of lab work and 35% of radiology studies lack any follow up
Bungled MRI, communication leads to man's permanent paralysis
Neurologist, pulmonologist, and hospital staff contribute to system failure
Neonatologists, NICUs and medical malpractice
Neonatologists are responsible for caring for hospitalized critically-ill babies during their 28 days of life
Doctor's failure to communicate caused emergency surgery for ectopic pregnancy
Communication errors create danger by allowing critical lab values, radiology results to fall through the cracks
Artificial intelligence may enhance radiology interpretation
Human and machine read scans will complement each other, improving patient safety
Two dreaded things that can happen during laparoscopic surgery
Some injuries that happen during surgery aren't immediately discovered
Some Texas emergency room medical malpractice cases are still possible, despite tort reform
There are four factors to consider in every ER malpractice case