Iatrogenic cause for foot drop after disc prolapse surgery--can the patient claim compensation?

Iatrogenic cause for foot drop after disc prolapse surgery--can the patient claim compensation?
Best answer:
Possibly though if they signed the consent form they claimed to have understood the risks of the surgery- one of which is death and nerve damage. Only if the surgeon was negligent in their practise and didnt make an honest mistake would you be likely to get anything from it.

Also it being so long ago brings up the question- why wait until now to complain?There is a possibility that your injury was the result of medical negligence but not necessarily so. The big problem that you have is the Statute of Limitations. In most states the limitations period is 1 to 3 years.

vaginal prolapse - surgery for?
Best answer:
i have had one for my penishow's it hanging?I think they anchor the mess in your butt muscles and I have heard it feels kinda weird for awhile.

The surgery for fixing the problem is not nearly as bad as living with the problem.

You'll do fine :)

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