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Medical Malpractice – Alleged care delays led to neurological deficits
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Medical Malpractice – Alleged care delays led to neurological deficits
$1.7 million settlement Alleged delays by a doctor, nurses and other healthcare providers in performing an MRI resulted in neurological deficits affecting lower extremity, bladder and bowel function of the 80-year-old plaintiff. Plaintiff’s counsel provided the case information. Action: Medical malpractice Injuries alleged: Neurological deficits causing paralysis and affecting lower extremity, bladder and bowel function
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