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\u00a0When we consider liability for a hip replacement injury<\/a>, the performing surgeon is often ignored as a possible defendant<\/strong>. While manufacturers are held responsible for the injuries sustained from a defective hip implant<\/em>, orthopedic surgeons can also be held liable<\/strong>. The reason they can be held liable is because they are the professionals,\u00a0we trust to make us better<\/b>. They lacerate and work inside of our bodies in the hopes that their hard work will make us better. However, error is bound to occur. When the\u00a0surgeon makes a mistake during a surgery it can lead to severe consequences that range from mild pain to even death. In cases where there is no informed consent, or where the surgeon failed to properly perform the operation, you may have the right to file a lawsuit against the surgeon. If you have been a victim of this type injury contact our offices for a free case evaluation. The Downtown L.A. Law Group<\/a> offers legal services for those who are unfortunate enough to have been a victim of medical malpractice. Every day, we help people who have suffered some form of medical malpractice<\/a> that leaves them to suffer tremendous amounts of pain, including a botched hip replacement surgery<\/strong>. Our experienced lawyers can help you file a lawsuit against your surgeon if they committed an error during your surgery, and their error forces you to suffer daily pain. If you had a hip replacement surgery but experience pain because your surgeon made a mistake during the operation, you need to contact our Los Angeles law firm today to see what we can do for you.<\/p>\n
Dangers of Hip Replacement Surgery<\/h3>\nHip surgery is considered a major surgical operation. These operations are performed while the patient is under general anesthesia and under the care, supervision of a qualified orthopedic surgeon. The operation removes the femoral head of the hip by a prosthetic implant. The use of metal-on-metal hip implants or plastic on metal can depend on the needs of the recipient. Not all patients should be given the operation. In fact, certain recipients are not qualified candidates for the operation. As a result, certain parties are given the operation at the direction of their orthopedic surgeon without cause. Surgeons who conduct such surgeries without doing a proper evaluation of the patients’ needs will be held liable for medical malpractice. Not all hip injuries require a complete removal. In such cases other non-surgical alternatives are possible.<\/p>\n
Find out more about how we can help you. Call (855) 339-8879<\/a> to speak with a representative now.<\/p>\n
Surgical Alternatives to Hip Replacement Surgery<\/h4>\nSurgical alternatives to treat hip replacement include, athrodesis, osteotomy, synovectomy, athrotomy, arthroscopy<\/strong>. Each of these are applicable when the surgical alternative is not necessary.<\/p>\n
Arthrodesis<\/i><\/b> requires the fusion of the proximal femur to the pelvis. This procedure avoids hip joint motion, it does help to reduce to alleviate joint pain and improves the overall joint functionality.<\/p>\n
Osteotomy <\/i><\/b>is a procedure where they cut and reset the ball-and-socket hip joint in order to correct the alignment of the joint. The benefits of this procedure allow for relief from hip joint pain, greater functionality, improved motion and better joint stability.<\/p>\n
Synovectomy<\/i><\/b> is the surgical removal of the hip joint lining. Doctors will retain enough of the synovium to produce the necessary lubricating material in the joints. While this is a temporary treatment it does help reduce a significant amount of the pain suffered. Arthrotomy<\/i><\/b> and Arthroscopy <\/i><\/b>both are procedures which are used to remove loose fragments to improve joint movement and reduce pain. These alternatives are never fully explained to hip implant recipients. As a result many elect to have the procedure conducted without proper.<\/p>\n
Learn more about your legal options: call (855) 339-8879<\/a> to speak with a representative now.<\/p>\n
CAUSES OF HIP REPLACEMENT MEDICAL MALPRACTICE<\/h2>\nHip replacement medical malpractice can occur for a variety of reasons, but here are the most common. If you experienced any of these during your hip replacement surgery, you need to contact our LA law firm.<\/p>\n
\n- If you suffer pain from your hip replacement surgery, one of the reasons it may hurt is because of a faulty prosthetic.<\/li>\n
- Misdiagnosis is another common reason for medical malpractice. It may turn out that you did not need hip replacement surgery in the first place.<\/li>\n
- Infection is a constant worry for many people. The equipment and room may not have been properly sterilized and so bacteria festered in your wound and infected the area.<\/li>\n
- Dislocation of the prosthetic can be painful. There may be times when the surgeon did not properly place the prosthetic hip and it dislocates when you apply pressure to the new hip.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim for Hip Replacement Surgery<\/h2>\n
In California, you have one year from the date of injury to file a medical malpractice case. These cases will require a showing of general negligence. Or that the orthopedic surgeon acted in a manner that was below the industry standard. When filing a medical malpractice lawsuit you have one year from the date of the injury to file suit for your damages. This statutory period must be strictly adhered to. Although there are certain tolling exceptions, it is important that you file your claim in a timely manner. Medical malpractice claims essentially hold the doctor responsible for not performing the surgery properly. The following is a list of certain medical malpractice<\/a> acts committed by surgeons during hip replacement surgery.<\/p>\n
\n- Failure to take a proper medical history<\/li>\n
- Failure to perform patient exam<\/li>\n
- Failure to find or recognize physical findings apparent in medical history<\/li>\n
- Failure to order proper tests<\/li>\n
- Failure to perform proper consultations<\/li>\n
- Failure to recommend non-evasive or different non-surgical approaches<\/li>\n
- Failure to antiseptically prepare fixation cement<\/li>\n
- Conducting unnecessary surgery<\/li>\n
- Failure to treat operative conditions<\/li>\n
- Failure to remove foreign bodies<\/li>\n
- Failure to monitor patient for prosthetic defects<\/li>\n
- Failure to treat infection<\/li>\n
- Complete abandonment of patient<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Ultimate Guide to Medical Malpractice<\/h3>\n
\u2013 Medical Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Medication Errors Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Medical Device Defect Injury Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Transvaginal Mesh Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Defective Pharmaceutical Drugs<\/a>
\u2013 Doctor Committed Medical Malpractice<\/a>
\u2013 Kugel Mesh Patch Complication Injuries<\/a>
\u2013 DePuy Hip Replacement Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 DePuy ASR Hip Replacement FAQ <\/a>
\u2013 Gallbladder Surgery Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 C-Section Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Hysterectomy Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Nerve Injuries Due to Medical Malpractice<\/a>
\u2013 Wrongful Death Medical Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
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\u2013 Plastic Surgery Medical Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Podiatrist Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Dermatologist Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Medical Malpractice After a Car Accident<\/a>
\u2013 Transvaginal Mesh \u2013 Surgeon Liability<\/a><\/p>\n
Surgical alternatives to treat hip replacement include, athrodesis, osteotomy, synovectomy, athrotomy, arthroscopy<\/strong>. Each of these are applicable when the surgical alternative is not necessary.<\/p>\n
Arthrodesis<\/i><\/b> requires the fusion of the proximal femur to the pelvis. This procedure avoids hip joint motion, it does help to reduce to alleviate joint pain and improves the overall joint functionality.<\/p>\n
Osteotomy <\/i><\/b>is a procedure where they cut and reset the ball-and-socket hip joint in order to correct the alignment of the joint. The benefits of this procedure allow for relief from hip joint pain, greater functionality, improved motion and better joint stability.<\/p>\n
Synovectomy<\/i><\/b> is the surgical removal of the hip joint lining. Doctors will retain enough of the synovium to produce the necessary lubricating material in the joints. While this is a temporary treatment it does help reduce a significant amount of the pain suffered. Arthrotomy<\/i><\/b> and Arthroscopy <\/i><\/b>both are procedures which are used to remove loose fragments to improve joint movement and reduce pain. These alternatives are never fully explained to hip implant recipients. As a result many elect to have the procedure conducted without proper.<\/p>\n
Hip replacement medical malpractice can occur for a variety of reasons, but here are the most common. If you experienced any of these during your hip replacement surgery, you need to contact our LA law firm.<\/p>\n
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- If you suffer pain from your hip replacement surgery, one of the reasons it may hurt is because of a faulty prosthetic.<\/li>\n
- Misdiagnosis is another common reason for medical malpractice. It may turn out that you did not need hip replacement surgery in the first place.<\/li>\n
- Infection is a constant worry for many people. The equipment and room may not have been properly sterilized and so bacteria festered in your wound and infected the area.<\/li>\n
- Dislocation of the prosthetic can be painful. There may be times when the surgeon did not properly place the prosthetic hip and it dislocates when you apply pressure to the new hip.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Filing a Medical Malpractice Claim for Hip Replacement Surgery<\/h2>\n
In California, you have one year from the date of injury to file a medical malpractice case. These cases will require a showing of general negligence. Or that the orthopedic surgeon acted in a manner that was below the industry standard. When filing a medical malpractice lawsuit you have one year from the date of the injury to file suit for your damages. This statutory period must be strictly adhered to. Although there are certain tolling exceptions, it is important that you file your claim in a timely manner. Medical malpractice claims essentially hold the doctor responsible for not performing the surgery properly. The following is a list of certain medical malpractice<\/a> acts committed by surgeons during hip replacement surgery.<\/p>\n
- \n
- Failure to take a proper medical history<\/li>\n
- Failure to perform patient exam<\/li>\n
- Failure to find or recognize physical findings apparent in medical history<\/li>\n
- Failure to order proper tests<\/li>\n
- Failure to perform proper consultations<\/li>\n
- Failure to recommend non-evasive or different non-surgical approaches<\/li>\n
- Failure to antiseptically prepare fixation cement<\/li>\n
- Conducting unnecessary surgery<\/li>\n
- Failure to treat operative conditions<\/li>\n
- Failure to remove foreign bodies<\/li>\n
- Failure to monitor patient for prosthetic defects<\/li>\n
- Failure to treat infection<\/li>\n
- Complete abandonment of patient<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The Ultimate Guide to Medical Malpractice<\/h3>\n
\u2013 Medical Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Medication Errors Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Medical Device Defect Injury Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Transvaginal Mesh Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Defective Pharmaceutical Drugs<\/a>
\u2013 Doctor Committed Medical Malpractice<\/a>
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\u2013 Dermatologist Malpractice Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Medical Malpractice After a Car Accident<\/a>
\u2013 Transvaginal Mesh \u2013 Surgeon Liability<\/a><\/p>\n
Downtown L.A. Law Firm<\/h2>\nIf you suffer from pain due to a hip replacement surgery malpractice, then you need to contact our law firm located in downtown Los Angeles. We have experienced attorneys who deal with issues of medical malpractice every single day and can give you the best legal representation possible, as well as the maximum amount of compensation. Free Legal Consultation: Our law firm offers free legal consultation to all of our clients who wish to hire our services. Free consultation gives you the opportunity to sit down with one of our highly experienced attorneys and explain to them the details of your case. Our attorneys will listen and offer their initial thoughts on your case. They will also answer any questions you may have about the legal process and of your case. We want you to be as informed as possible before you make any further decisions regarding your situation. There is no financial obligation with our legal consultation, it’s 100% free.<\/p>\n
Botched Surgeries<\/h4>\n
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\u2013 Botched Bris Attorney<\/a>
\u2013 Botched C-Section surgery<\/a><\/p>\n
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