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Examples Of Nerve Damage From Surgery

Watch our video to learn more about examples of nerve damage from surgery and what to do about it. Learn More ►https://www.lawmd.com/video/nerve-dam... *************************************** Video transcript Regarding nerve damage from surgery, that's a broad topic. We know what nerves are; nerves are the tissues that carry electrical signals that allow people to feel and muscles to twitch and move. When a person undergoes surgery, and you're thinking about how it is that you can avoid nerve injury, it's almost like talking about, it's like two different languages, okay? The first language deals with damage of nerves as a result of the actual procedure you're doing. What do I mean by that? I'm going to give you some examples. Let's say that a person has a hip replacement where you go in, and you take out the old bone and saw off the top of the femur, and you know you're putting in titanium and steel in this socket. In that process, to get in the prosthesis, you necessarily have to elongate or pull the leg, which sometimes causes damage to the operator nerve. There's a big nerve that runs up in your hip. Now, that's an example of how doing a particular seizure could cause damage to the nerve or a nerve. Another example is if somebody's having some type of facial surgery. Some nerves run on the face, and the seventh facial nerve is there. So let's say somebody's having some surgery, bony surgery on the face, and then after the surgery the whole face doesn't move anymore because the doctor has quite frankly cut the facial nerve accidentally. You know, those things happen and that is medical negligence. When doctors are tasked with going in and performing specific surgeries, they must be aware of the anatomy. Most people think that it's just, you know, second nature, you know. How can a doctor who's been through four years of medical school go through all this training? How could they just blow it without properly identifying the nerves that you know are necessarily associated with the procedure? Well, it happens. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen... Any honest medical malpractice attorney will tell you that one of the greatest expenses in a medical malpractice case is having to pay physician experts to study the details of the medical issues in your case and, if necessary, provide testimony at deposition and trial. While even our physician-attorneys may also need to hire outside medical experts for your case, our medical know-how allows us to perform a significant amount of the medical analysis necessary for your case in-house which may translate into significant savings at the conclusion of your case. Because we have in-house medical know-how, we can evaluate the medical questions in your case and provide answers without a lengthy wait. Our internal process involves getting the issues in your case quickly in front of the right physician-attorney who, based on his or her medical experience and training, is most likely to have the answers you seek about whether you have a case and how we might help you get the compensation you deserve to help secure a brighter future for you and for your loved ones. Do you have any questions about this topic? Let us know in the comments section below! About LawMD: Our physician-attorneys are either current or past treating doctors in, collectively, a wide range of medical specialties. There is a good chance one or more of our physician attorneys have actually treated medical conditions similar to the ones from which you or your loved one now suffers. That translates into care and understanding as your Counselors, and know-how as your Advocates. STAY CONNECTED: Visit us ► LawMD.com Call us ► (888) 695-2963 Subscribe for more medical malpractice and medical negligence support. https://bit.ly/3Q3Gktp FOLLOW US ON: YouTube►   / @lawmd1010   Facebook ►   / lawmdchartered   Twitter ►   / lawmd5   LinkedIn ►   / lawmd   Disclaimer Nothing in this video, or in links provided in the description of this video, constitutes legal advice or the practice of law. Nor does viewing this page form an attorney/client relationship between you and any Lawyer at LawMD. All visitors should consult with a qualified legal professional regarding their individual questions, needs, or issues that may be of concern. We are not responsible for any action taken by a reader based upon any information in this video. All of the content in this video is for general informational and educational purposes only. #lawmd #medicalmalpractice #medicalnegligence #birthinjury #failuretodiagnose