Mother’s Cesarean Section Goes Wrong, Texas Family Files Brain Injury Lawsuit

Posted on August 28, 2013 at 8:00am by

A couple in Texas filed a brain injury lawsuit, stating that their child suffered severe and permanent injuries during and after the mother’s delayed Cesarean section.

According to the lawsuit, hospital staff failed to provide the required facilities for the mother’s emergency C-section, which caused the newborn to sustain permanent brain damage. The mother was forced to wait for an available operating room, as the hospital failed to provide a surgical suite in a timely manner for her emergency C-section.

The mother stated that the physicians who facilitated her childbirth had a duty to provide a competent degree of skill and supervision, yet failed to offer a standard level of medical care.  The parent’s lawyers stated that by failing to fully inform the mother of the risks and complications of delaying a Cesarean section during a difficult labor, the hospital staff showed extreme medical negligence.

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Attending physicians are obligated to protect the safety of the mother and child by not allowing any factors to become a problem. If difficulties occur and your child sustains a brain injury, you need an attorney with the skill and dedication to help you get the compensation you deserve.

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If your child has suffered a brain injury, medical negligence may be the cause. Contact our experienced birth injury attorneys today at 1-800-460-0606 today for a free, no-obligation consultation.

[Did You Know: Researchers have found that each year, approximately one in 664 infants delivered using medical forceps sustains a brain injury.]

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