Spinal Stimulator Device Migration with Injury: Device and Doctor

“The Food and Drug Administration has flagged over 80,000 injuries caused by spinal cord stimulator (SCS), making them the 3rd most flagged medical device," states Dr. Wayne K. Cheng, MD, Loma Linda Orthopedics Spine. Greg Vigna, MD, JD, national product liability attorney and neurological injury attorney, comments, “Lead migrations cause neurological injury or injuries to [...]

2025-02-19T13:22:50-07:00January 13th, 2025|Medical Malpractice, News|0 Comments

Central-line Associated Endocarditis: An Increasingly Common Clinical Concern

“Of particular concern is the increasing incidence of healthcare associated endocarditis, which accounts for 7% to 29% of endocarditis cases seen at tertiary care hospitals. This trend parallels the increasing use of central venous catheters,” states Dr. Michael Chrissoheris, MD. What did Dr. Chrissoheris report in his article, “Endocarditis Complicating Central Venous Catheter Bloodstream Infections: [...]

2025-02-19T13:21:54-07:00January 10th, 2025|News, PICC Lines|0 Comments

Importance of Wound Care Nurses in Decubitus Ulcer Cases

California and national malpractice attorney, states, “We are seeing cases across the country where certified wound care nurses evaluate our clients during their hospitalization, yet do no act to ensure that the patient is safe from further injury." (Martin, et. al. vs. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, et. al., Case No. 24STCV00619) Click here to read Dr. Vigna’s [...]

2025-02-19T13:21:38-07:00January 2nd, 2025|Decubitus Ulcer, News|0 Comments

Autism Spectrum Disorder and Other Motor-cognitive Impairment: Hypoxic versus Non-Hypoxic

“Our findings demonstrate that, despite the manifest successes of therapeutic hypothermia, brain development is impaired in these children,” states Dr. Ela Chakkarapani, Pediatrics and Neonatology. Dr. Greg Vigna, Board Certified Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, national birth injury attorney, says, “Children who required therapeutic cooling may be spared the diagnosis of cerebral palsy, but are at [...]

2025-02-19T13:21:08-07:00January 21st, 2025|Birth Injuries, News|0 Comments

Wound Healing Society: Decubitus Ulcers Reconstructive Surgery ‘Should Be Performed’

“Hospital-acquired decubitus ulcers require either a transfer to a hospital specializing in flap reconstruction or should remain in the hospital until surgically closed,” states Greg Vigna, MD, JD, national decubitus ulcer attorney. What does the WHS Guidelines 2023 update report? “Preamble: Surgical treatment of pressure injury/ulcers is often considered a final invasive choice for wounds refractory [...]

2025-02-19T13:20:52-07:00January 21st, 2025|Decubitus Ulcer, News|0 Comments

Meningioma Study: Depo-Provera and Its Observed Mutation Shift

“This shift in mutational landscape indicates the vulnerability of certain meningeal cells and mutations to hormone-induced tumorigenesis,” states M. Peyre, Neurosurgeon. Greg Vigna, MD, JD, national pharmaceutical injury attorney, states, “This study is pointing toward direct evidence that Depo-Provera causes mutations. The DNA footprint of meningiomas in women exposed to Depo-Provera is different when compared [...]

2025-02-19T13:20:07-07:00January 10th, 2025|Meningioma Help Desk, News|0 Comments

Ineffective Care Following Hospital Acquired Decubitus Ulcers May Lead to Wrongful Deaths

“We represent those who have hospital acquired Stage III or Stage IV bedsores that are discharged to nursing homes without being offered the standard of care recommended by Wound Healing Society Guidelines. Early flap closure is required to prevent malnutrition, chronic infection, sepsis, and death,” states Greg Vigna, MD, JD, national decubitus ulcer attorney. Dr. Greg [...]

2025-02-19T13:19:38-07:00January 9th, 2025|Decubitus Ulcer, News|0 Comments

Never Event Hospital Acquired Decubitus Ulcers: Unsafe Discharges in Focus

“Because Never Events are devastating and preventable, healthcare organizations are under increasing pressure to eliminate them completely. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced in August 2007 that Medicare would no longer pay for additional costs associated with many preventable errors, including those considered Never Events,” states the Department of Health & Human [...]

2025-02-19T13:19:30-07:00January 9th, 2025|Decubitus Ulcer, News|0 Comments

Meningioma and Cyproterone Acetate (Synthetic Progestin): Hormone Induced Mutational Shift

“More evidence is mounting on the association between the use of CPA (cyproterone acetate) and the development of meningiomas. The European Medicines Agency has recently issued restrictions regarding the use of CPA in doses exceeding 10 mg/day because of meningioma risk,” states Dr. Mirella Hage, endocrinologist. Greg Vigna, MD, JD, national pharmaceutical injury attorney, states, [...]

2025-02-19T13:19:17-07:00January 9th, 2025|Meningioma Help Desk, News|0 Comments
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