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When Epidurals Go Wrong: Malpractice Risks in Colorado Labor & Delivery

By lladmin on June 5, 2025

Epidurals are a common form of pain relief used during childbirth. But when they’re administered improperly, epidurals can result in serious harm to both the mother and child.

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The Hidden Costs of a Delayed Diagnosis in Cancer Patients

By lladmin on May 23, 2025

Patients across Colorado trust doctors to detect cancer early, when treatment is most effective. However, that trust is sadly broken far too often.

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CT Scan Misread? How One $8.2M Case Highlights the Dangers of Imaging Errors

By lladmin on May 14, 2025

When you walk into an emergency room with a serious medical concern, you trust that the tests ordered, especially critical imaging like CT scans, will be read accurately and acted upon swiftly. But what happens when that trust is broken?

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Can a Missed Stroke Diagnosis Be Medical Malpractice in Colorado?

By lladmin on May 8, 2025

Every second counts when it comes to treating a stroke. A timely diagnosis can mean the difference between a full recovery and a lifetime of disability, or worse. Yet, across Colorado, patients arrive at emergency rooms with clear signs of a stroke, only to be misdiagnosed or sent home without proper care.

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When Surgical Positioning Goes Wrong: The Hidden Danger in the OR

By lladmin on April 17, 2025

Medical team performing surgery in an operating room

In surgical positioning, the body is held in an unnatural position for an extended period. If done incorrectly, surgical positioning errors can lead to vital nerves and blood vessels being compressed or damaged. The result could be devastating injuries with long-term consequences, ranging from chronic pain and loss of mobility to permanent nerve injury.

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What Are the Most Common Errors Made by Surgeons?

By lladmin on April 30, 2024

A close up of a surgery with surgeons passing themselves instruments with gloved hands.

There is no excuse for surgical errors that cause patient injuries and fatalities. Unfortunately, surgeons make countless mistakes that drastically harm patients every year.

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Dangerous Drugs and Birth Defects

By lladmin on January 20, 2024

The foot of a nicu baby in the hospital with leads and wires everywhere.

Nothing is more important than the health of your child. A developing fetus is directly connected to the mother’s body, and anything that impacts the mother may harm the child. That’s why it’s so important for doctors to provide appropriate prenatal care during pregnancy.

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Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

By lladmin on November 20, 2023

Woman waking up on the bed, morning stretching, pain in the back and neck.

There are two ways medical malpractice may apply when a patient is suffering from CRPS. You may have been injured by a careless surgeon who caused nerve damage resulting in CRPS, or a doctor may have failed to investigate signs or symptoms of CRPS, resulting in a harmful treatment delay.

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Signs and Symptoms Indicating You Have an Epidural Abscess

By lladmin on October 25, 2023

A patient prepped and draped for an epidural. Gloved hands are getting ready to perform the procedure.

An epidural abscess is an infection inside your skull or near your spine. It is often misdiagnosed when doctors mistake the symptoms for another type of ailment or fail to consider the patient’s medical history. A misdiagnosed epidural abscess can lead to a treatment delay that may cause catastrophic injuries, including permanent brain damage, paralysis, or even death.

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Epidural Hematomas: Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment

By lladmin on May 15, 2023

An X-ray of a human skull

An epidural hematoma is bleeding that occurs between the skull and the membrane surrounding the brain. It may be caused by physical trauma such as a blow to the head, or by a surgical error committed during brain surgery.

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