Women Beware
Your rights to proper and regular screening for cervical cancer by pap smears and other means is being attacked. In a recent publication of a
MGUS & Multiple Myeloma
Each year many die of multiple myeloma. It is a cancer principally affecting bone but capable of metastasizing to the lung and soft tissue. A
Failure to Understand Allergy Leads to Woman’s Death
A patient was undergoing a procedure in a hospital when she had an allergic reaction to an antibiotic being administered, causing cardiac arrest. She was successfully resucitated and her surgery was rescheduled. Amazingly, the surgeon, who was the same surgeon present at the time of the original cardiac arrest, insisted that the patient get the prophylactic antibiotic and the anesthesiologist present and the nurse anesthetist present lacked the courage to refuse. The drug was administered. The patient died.
Death Due To Anesthesia
While modern anesthesia is remarkably safe, preventable errors still lead to tragic fatalities in Pennsylvania hospitals. This post examines the primary causes of anesthesia-related deaths, including medication overdoses, failure to monitor vital signs, and aspiration. We discuss the legal hurdles families face in wrongful death claims and how Lupetin & Unatin investigates these cases to hold negligent providers and hospitals accountable.
The Negligent Interpretation Of Pap Smears
Published by the American Society of Cytopathology in their Journal, Pathology Patterns Reviews. Cervical cancer continues to kill approximately 4900 women annually. This is a
Hospital Acquired Infections
According to the CDC 99,000 people die annually from hospital-acquired infections. As Betsy McCaughey Ross, the former Lieutenant Governor of New York put it, “You
The Pap Smear Case
A noted cytopathologist, Leopold Koss, has said that the use of the Pap smear should virtually eliminate the chances of a woman developing invasive cancer.
Pennsylvania Physician Assistant Loses Certification Due To Salt Overdose
Originally Published Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (PA); February 5, 1998; Section: LOCAL; Edition: SOONER; Page: B-1 Steve Twedt, Post-Gazette Staff Writer A physician’s assistant who in 1993
Hepatitis Survivor Lucky To Be Alive
Originally Published January 9, 2004 Bill Vidonic, Times Staff Writer BEAVER – Richard Miller will be on anti-rejection medication for the rest of his life
Pennsylvania Hepatitis-A Victims’ Attorneys Ask Bankruptcy Court To Lift Stay
Wilmington, Delaware-Marler Clark, Seattle food illness attorneys, and Phillips, Goldman & Spence, Wilmington, a Delaware bankruptcy law firm, filed motions to lift the stay of
Chi-Chi’s Lawsuits Withdrawn
Originally Published: December 3, 2003 By Bill Vidonic, Times Staff Writer Three lawsuits filed against Chi-Chi’s Mexican restaurant have been withdrawn while lawyers decide whether
U.S. Inspectors Checking Onion Farms In Mexico
Originally published December 2, 2003 Christopher Snowbeck And Torsten Ove, Post-Gazette Staff Writers A team of U.S. investigators joined authorities in Mexico yesterday, hoping to