Using Medical Data To Strengthen Your Case
Fetal monitor strips can tell the story of birth complications. The strip is a tape that records the baby’s heart rate throughout the birthing process.
When birth complications cause serious and permanent injury to the baby, it can be important to have an Albuquerque birth complications lawyer who knows how to read the medical records and the fetal monitor strips, and get to the truth of what caused a baby’s birth injury. You are welcome to call the medical malpractice lawyers at .
Medical Negligence Can Lead To Delayed C-Sections Or Fetal Distress
For new moms and dads, it can be heartbreaking to know that your baby has a serious brain injury or a birth defect that may have been prevented if the doctor and obstetric staff had been more attentive and had made the right decisions quickly.
A delayed C-section can mean a delay in oxygen getting to the baby’s brain (hypoxia). Or if the doctor waits until it’s too late for a C-section, a distressed fetus may be injured as it is pulled from the birth canal.
Our Firm Handles A Range Of Birth Injuries
There are certain accepted standards of care. A medical malpractice lawsuit is based on medical professionals failing to follow those standards of care. Did the doctor or nurse note a deceleration of the baby’s heart rate? What actions, if any, did they take? What actions are recommended as an accepted standard of care?
At , our medical malpractice attorneys know the issues surrounding birth complications. We handle cases involving a wide range of birth injuries that include:
- Cerebral hypoxia
- Erb’s palsy
- Klumpke’s palsy
- Brachial plexus injuries
- Shoulder dystocia
- Cerebral palsy
Whether you need assistance filing a medical malpractice claim related to cerebral palsy or another serious birth injury, we are qualified to assist you and represent you in court.
Connect With Us To Seek Justice For Your Newborn’s Injures
If your baby was injured because of birth complications, contact today to learn more about how we can help you.