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Ground's for malpractice

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visandra

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I had an appendectomy when I was a little younger, And the doctor who did the surgery closed me up with metel staples inside and out. I got an infection and had to have a longer stay at the hospital, almost missing X-Mas, Could this be ground's to go through a malpractice suit? The same doctor did the same thing with my father.
 


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prairielaw3

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It is possibleto be alpractice when one leaves med supplies inside a patient. But, it will depend on all the facts and generally it is required that malpractice be proven by expert medical testimony and would also need trestimony that any negligence was a cause of substantial injury. You would need to consult with an experienced malpractice attorney in your state to advise you, based on all the facts.
George Senteney http://www.prairielaw.com
 

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