What does patient noncompliance mean?
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Medical malpractice
Radiologist and doctors didn't inform patient about suspicious bladder mass, leading to extensive cancer, $8+ million jury verdict
Radiologists and ordering physicians are required to make appropriate communications about critical and abnormal findings
Dallas court of appeals upholds plaintiff's jury verdict in medical malpractice lawsuit filed after two-year statute of limitations
When there's a retained foreign body after surgery, the Open Courts provision of the Texas Constitution may be helpful to plaintiffs
Why the pre-anesthesia assessment is important for patient safety
Anesthesia providers must plan ahead to minimize general anesthesia risks
Should I get a copy of my medical records before I leave a Texas hospital, if I think there was medical malpractice?
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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
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