Here’s an interesting case I handled recently: It involved a young man who put his arm through a window. He was taken to the emergency room where he was bleeding profusely from cutting an artery. He had a “pumper,” with blood spurting and pulsating out like a garden hose. While in the emergency room a [...]
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NY Medical Malpractice – Improperly Placed Suture Causes Permanent Nerve Damage
April 17th, 2010 
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December 30th, 2009 admin Medical fraternity is running through a purple patch. Each fortnight there is some great invention. A few of them need to undergo a testing stage and others are quite ready to begin aiding the patients. While most of the equipments and medicines are related to medical science, a few polish the infrastructure further. Still others [...]
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