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Paralysis, Paraplegia and Quadriplegia

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Paralysis is a medical condition in which a person is unable to move certain muscle groups due to an injury to their nerves.  Paraplegia and quadriplegia are the two most common forms of paralysis.  When a person is paralyzed in their legs only, it is referred to as paraplegiaQuadriplegia is a more serious condition in which all four of a person’s limbs are paralyzed.

Paralysis occurs when an individual suffers an injury to their spinal cord.  Brain damage can also cause paralysis. While many people become paralyzed in motor vehicle accidents, bicycle accidents and falls, sometimes paralysis is caused by medical malpractice.  Some of the more common causes of paralysis as it relates to medical malpractice include:

Contact a Dedicated Los Angeles Medical Malpractice Lawyer

In the months and years following an accident or injury that leaves a person paralyzed, life can be very difficult, to say the least.  Many victims struggle with depression and other psychological problems.  It’s never easy for a once independent person to suddenly find themselves confined to a wheelchair, in some cases not even able to use their hands or speak.

If you become paraplegic or quadriplegic after receiving medical attention, you may have grounds to file a medical malpractice lawsuit.   An experienced medical malpractice attorney can review your medical records and the facts of your case to determine if a doctor’s or hospital’s negligence or mistake caused you to become paralyzed.  If it is discovered that negligence or malpractice was a contributing factor to your condition, your attorney can help you file a claim to recover damages for your pain and suffering, medical expenses, future medical care, physical therapy, lost wages, and decreased quality of life.

Los Angeles medical malpractice and negligence lawyer Dr. Bruce G. Fagel has represented many clients who have become paralyzed due to the negligent medical care they received from a doctor or hospital.  You can trust Dr. Fagel and his dedicated staff to advocate your rights to recovery and help you file a strong claim that maximizes your chances of a fair settlement.

Contact The Law Offices of Dr. Bruce G. Fagel today to schedule a free consultation to discuss your case!

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