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Erb's Palsy Law Firm

A child suffering from erb's systy can have devastating effects on families. If you suspect that medical negligence is the reason for your child's injury to his brachial cord at birth, contact an erb's Palsy law firm for free consultation.

An attorney will look over the case and determine the estimated case value by determining future medical expenses. This will allow you determine the worth of your claim for an eventual settlement.

Causes

Erb's palsy is caused due to damage to a bundle of nerves near the neck (the brachial plexus). These nerves regulate shoulder, arm hand, and hand movements as well as sensation. Erb's palsy causes weakness, numbness or paralysis of the arm and shoulder.

The condition can be caused by a variety of medical mistakes during the birthing process and. This includes the use of forceps, an unplanned C-section or the use of a vacuum extractor to deliver a baby vaginally. However, a majority instances of erb's paralysis are entirely preventable. Midwives, nurses, and doctors and other medical professionals, have a responsibility to ensure a high level of care in the room where babies are born. They must ensure that the shoulders of the baby are delivered through the vaginal canal and do not get stuck or entangled in the mother's pelvic bones.

Researchers have suggested that Erb's ailment could be caused by contractions of the mother or the position of pregnant woman. These theories haven't yet been proved. Furthermore it is important to remember that in order to win a medical malpractice lawsuit the plaintiffs must prove that the doctor's deviance from accepted practice was a direct reason for their injuries.

If you suspect your child suffered from an preventable Erb's Palsy injury, a birth injury lawyer can assist you in seeking justice. A successful lawsuit can give your family financial compensation to cover the medical expenses of your child as well as provide you with a sense of closure.

Diagnosis

Erb's Palsy is caused due to damage to the brachialplexus, which is a network or nerves that run through the arm and shoulder. These nerves can be stretched or strained by an uneasy delivery. Symptoms of this condition include weakness or paralysis in the affected arm. Doctors are required to diagnose the condition as soon as possible.

Childbirth difficulties are the most frequent cause of this problem. It usually occurs when the fetus's size is greater than expected for vaginal birth, or when the baby's shoulders become stuck during the delivery. This is known as shoulder dystocia and is among the major risk factors for Erb's Palsy.

If a doctor makes use of excessive force or fails to detect the shoulder dystocia, it may cause injury to upper nerves in the brachial plexus. Erb's palsy can result. If the doctor's negligence was to blame the doctor could be held accountable for any permanent damage.

You must prove that your injuries were caused by the doctor's deviation from accepted medical practice to win a case for medical malpractice. In the case of Erb's palsy, you must demonstrate that the doctor's actions or failure to act resulted in your child suffering an injury to the upper brachial nerves. This is a common claim, and can result in a large settlement and a lifetime of care for your child.

Treatment

In most instances, it is better to identify and treat the problem whenever possible. If the condition is not treated, it can cause permanent muscle tightening (contractures) or even complete or partial paralysis. Physical therapy and sometimes surgery are the most common treatments.

Marc J. Bern & Partners, an experienced Erb's Palsy law firm, is investigating potential claims and lawsuits on behalf of children diagnosed with brachial plexus injury caused by medical negligence during birth in the United States. We encourage families to seek an assessment of their case and a no-cost consultation.

While doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals are trained to safely deliver babies However, a variety of complications could arise. If complications arise the physician must act quickly to ensure the safety of the mother and child. Unfortunately, many medical professionals fail to take this step.

A physician may have to apply a certain amount of force during a difficult delivery in order to assist the baby through the birth canal. When doing this it is possible that he or she will accidentally stretch the baby's neck, which may damage the nerves.

Doctors may employ a variety of tests, including X-rays and ultrasounds, as well as physical examination to determine the extent of the injury and the extent of the nerve damage. A doctor might prescribe medications to ease pain and discomfort as well as physical therapy or occupational therapy to restore motion.

Compensation

The costs of medical treatment for children with Erb's palsy can be extremely expensive. A successful lawsuit could give families to have the financial resources to pay for the care they require. An experienced Erb's lawyer will strive to maximize the amount of compensation that a family will receive.

If a baby suffers from Erb's Palsy, the condition can affect every aspect of their life. It could hinder their ability to work and restrict the time they spend with their parents. It can also cause emotional distress.

Erb's Palsy Law claims could be made to cover the expenses of treatment, loss of earnings, as well as the impact the injury will affect a child's everyday activities. Claims can also be made for the pain and suffering caused by the injury. The compensation paid will reflect the severity of the injury.

A successful claim will demonstrate that the obstetrician or the hospital was negligent. This will be demonstrated by proving an infraction to the accepted procedure and that this resulted in the injury of your child. Every case is unique and it can take a while to win an Erb's Palsy lawsuit. Families should speak with an attorney as soon as possible to avoid not meeting the deadline to file a lawsuit. A lawsuit that is filed late may be time barred by the Statute of Limitations.