Intubation, esophageal intubation, and breathing tube/airway medical malpractice
The standard of care requires physicians and nurse anesthetists to follow safety rules when performing every intubation
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Retinal detachment symptoms, risks, and medical malpractice
Retinal detachment is an emergency condition that can cause blindness without prompt medical attention
New Texas law restores common sense, will benefit some medical medical malpractice victims
Law reduces the circumstances when the burdensome "willful and wanton negligence" standard applies
Failure to diagnose and control childbirth-related bleeding can cause Sheehan's syndrome
Bleeding-related pregnancy complications are on the rise in Texas and the United States as a whole
How can liens impact a Texas medical malpractice settlement?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
How does the wrongful death cap work in a Texas medical malpractice lawsuit?
Painter Law Firm's frequently asked question (FAQ) series
Poor nursing communication tied to death of mother hours after delivery of her baby
A jury awarded $6 million to this mom's survivors because of a nurse's delay in telling doctors about her problems breathing
What you should know about the common risks of minimally-invasive laparoscopic surgery
Learn why the most dangerous part of a laparoscopic surgery is usually at the beginning
Change in behavior can be an important sign of a dangerous infection in seniors
Altered mental status is often the first sign of a urinary tract infection, which can lead to urosepsis without quick treatment
Surgeons admit under oath to operating on wrong kidney
Hospitals and operating rooms must have surgical time-out policies and procedures in place to prevent this type of never-event error