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Erb's Palsy Law Firm

A child with erb's palsy can have devastating effects on families. If you think that medical negligence was the cause of your child's brachial injury during birth, call an erb's Palsy law firm for a no-cost consultation.

An attorney will look over the case and estimate the value of the case by calculating the future medical costs. This will help you determine the worth of your claim to the possibility of settling.

Causes

Erb's palsy is caused by damage to a bundle of nerves close to the neck (the brachial plexus). These nerves control arm, shoulder and hand movements, as well as sensation. Individuals who suffer from Erb's palsy may experience weakness, numbness or paralysis in one arm or shoulder.

This condition can be caused by a variety of medical errors during the birthing process and. These include the use of forceps, an unplanned C-section or a doctor using the vacuum extractor to deliver a baby vaginally. However, the majority instances of erb's paralysis are preventable. Doctors, nurses, midwives and other medical professionals are held to an obligation to provide the highest standards of medical care in the birth room. They must ensure that the baby's shoulders are delivered via the vaginal canal, and ensure that they do not get stuck or entangled in the pelvic bone of a mother's.

Some researchers suggest that Erb's Palsy can be the result of contractions of the mother or the positioning of a pregnant woman. These theories have not yet been proven. In order to win a case for medical malpractice, the plaintiffs have to prove that the doctor's deviance from accepted practices caused their injury.

A birth injury lawyer can aid you if you believe your child has suffered an injury that could be prevented such as erb's paralysis. A successful lawsuit could award your family the financial compensation your child needs for medical expenses and provide you with closure.

Diagnosis

Erb's Palsy is caused by injuries to the brachial plexus, a network of nerves in the arm and shoulder. These nerves can get stretched or torn in the course of a difficult delivery. Signs of this disorder include weakness or paralysis in the affected arm. Doctors are responsible for properly diagnosing the condition as fast as possible.

The most frequent reason for this is difficulties during childbirth. This problem usually occurs when the size of the fetus is higher than expected for vaginal delivery or when the shoulders of the baby are snared during birth. This is known as shoulder dystocia. It is one of the major risk factors for Erb's Palsy.

When a doctor uses excessive force or fails in recognizing the shoulder dystocia, it may result in injury to the upper nerves in the brachial plexus. This can cause Erb's palsy. If the doctor's negligence caused the condition then he or she could be held accountable for any lasting damage.

You must establish that your injuries were caused by the doctor's deviance from the accepted medical practices to win an action for medical malpractice. In the case of Erb's palsy, you must show that the doctor's actions or failure to act caused your child to suffer an injury to the upper brachial plexus nerves. This is a typical claim that could result in a huge amount of money and lifelong treatment for your child.

Treatment

In most cases, the sooner the condition is detected and treated the better the outcome. Untreated, the condition can progress to permanent muscle tightening (contractures) and may lead to partial or complete paralysis. The most popular form of treatment is physical therapy, and sometimes surgery.

Marc J. Bern & Partners, an experienced Erb's Palsy law firm, is investigating possible lawsuits and claims on behalf of children diagnosed with abrachial plexus injury that was caused by medical negligence during birth in the United States. We encourage families to ask for an evaluation of their claim as well as an appointment for a free consultation.

Despite the fact that doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals are trained to deliver babies in a safe and secure manner, complications can occur. A physician must act quickly to ensure the safety of the baby and mother when these issues occur. Unfortunately, some medical professionals fail to take this step.

A doctor may need to apply a certain amount force during a difficult delivery to assist the baby through the birth canal. When doing this they could accidentally stretch the neck of the baby which could cause damage to the nerves.

In addition to a physical examination doctors can also conduct various tests, such as X-rays or ultrasounds to determine the severity of an injury and the extent to the extent that a nerve has been damaged. Doctors can prescribe various medications to ease discomfort and pain, as well as physical or occupational therapy to restore movement.

Compensation

The cost of treatment for a child who suffers from Erb's Palsy may be quite high. A successful lawsuit can allow families to afford the care they require. A lawyer who has experience in the field of Erb's Psy will maximize the compensation that a family receives.

When a baby is diagnosed with Erb's palsy, it can affect all aspects of their lives. It can hinder them from working, and it may limit the amount time they spend with their parents and it can cause emotional trauma.

Erb's palsy law claims can be filed for the cost of treatment, loss of earnings and effect that the injury will affect a child's ability to engage in daily activities. Claims can also be made for the suffering and pain caused by the injury and the compensation paid will reflect this.

A successful claim will show that the doctor was negligent. This will be proven by proving an infraction to the accepted procedure and that it resulted in the injury to your child. Each case is different and it can take a while to win an Erb's palsy lawsuit. It is crucial to contact an attorney earlier rather than later to ensure they do not have to miss the deadline for filing a lawsuit. A lawsuit filed after the deadline could be barred under the Statute of Limitations.