Robotic-assisted surgery is becoming more common in healthcare, offering precision and many benefits. Yet, when errors happen during these procedures, patients can face serious harm. Risks in robotic-assisted surgery Robotic-assisted surgery is cutting-edge but comes...
Medical Malpractice
Did your doctor discharge you from the hospital too early?
If you recently left the hospital and feel your recovery isn't going as expected, you might wonder if your discharge was premature. It's important to understand your rights and the usual standards for medical care, especially in Texas. Knowing when the authorities...
Common challenges in diagnosing lymphoma
Lymphoma, a type of cancer affecting the lymphatic system, can be difficult to diagnose accurately. Many symptoms of lymphoma, such as swollen lymph nodes, fever, and fatigue, overlap with those of other common illnesses. This overlap often leads to misdiagnosis,...
AI in healthcare: Who’s responsible when AI makes a mistake?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more important in healthcare. Doctors and hospitals use AI to help diagnose diseases and plan treatments. These systems analyze lots of data quickly, like medical images and patient records, and give suggestions to doctors....
What to do if misdiagnosed: understanding your rights
Misdiagnosis is a serious medical mistake that can delay the right treatment and sometimes lead to unnecessary and even harmful treatments. For patients, knowing their rights after being misdiagnosed is essential for managing their health care effectively. How does...
Can you sue a doctor for malpractice for being late or absent?
Doctors have busy schedules. However, this does not mean that patients should have to wait unnecessarily long for treatment, especially if such a delay could make a condition worse. In some circumstances, if a doctor is late or does not show up at all to a care...
Debunking myths about filing for medical malpractice in Texas
Medical malpractice occurs when a healthcare professional deviates from the standards of their profession, leading to patient injury or death. In Texas, patients who believe they have suffered due to medical malpractice often hesitate to file a claim. Their hesitation...
The link between short doctor appointments and care quality
Short doctor visits have become common in medical settings. This is raising concerns about the quality of care patients receive. Understanding the link between short doctor visits and low quality of care is necessary for improving patient experiences and outcomes in...
How an ovarian cancer diagnosis can be medical malpractice
Receiving an ovarian cancer diagnosis can be a life-altering event. It is a condition that demands immediate and accurate medical attention due to its serious nature. In Texas, people trust their healthcare providers to detect, diagnose and treat their conditions with...
4 common reasons behind wrong-side surgery in Texas
Wrong-side surgery, also called wrong-site surgery, is a medical error that occurs when a surgeon operates on the incorrect part of a patient's body. Despite stringent safety protocols and advanced technology, such incidents continue to happen in Texas. Understanding...