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Understanding the Signs of Strokes and Avoiding Misdiagnosis

July 15, 2019
medical misdiagnosis stroke symptoms
Strokes are the third leading cause of death throughout the United States and a leading cause of disability in adults. Strokes are defined as the sudden death of brain cells caused by the lack of oxygen, and occur when the brain’s blood flow is interrupted, resulting in abnormal brain function. A blockage in an artery...

Fertility Center Errors: What Patients Need to Know

December 18, 2018
What patients should know about fertility center errors.
Two separate incidents of equipment failures at local fertility clinics has shed light on the larger (but not generally publicized) issue of fertility center errors. These incidents have led to thousands of destroyed and unusable frozen embryos and eggs, shattering the hopes of many people wanting to start families.  In many cases, these events could...

What’s the Difference Between Medical Malpractice and Medical Negligence?

October 16, 2018
Medical Malpractice and Medical Negligence explained.
You have probably heard the terms medical malpractice and medical negligence. While technically these terms are very closely related, they are legally two different causes of action depending on the nature or identity of the offending person. If you are consulting with a medical malpractice attorney, your attorney will review your case to determine which...

Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice Actions in California

May 8, 2018
Contact The Trial Law Offices of Bradley I. Kramer, M.D., Esq. for help with Los Angeles medical malpractice cases
Did you know that many victims of medical malpractice, even those harmed by outrageous gross negligence of their physician, are unable to file a lawsuit because they simply waited too long to get an attorney? In California and all other states, medical malpractice claims are subject to what is known as a statute of limitations....

What is a “Never Event” in the Health Care Context?

November 24, 2014
There are some things that we as health care consumers never expect to happen in the context of the health care we receive. These events are events that should never occur and yet, they do, although their occurrences are rare. The medical community has a name for such events. Called the “Never Event”, the term...
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