Transvaginal Mesh and Painful Intercourse For women who have had transvaginal mesh (TV mesh) implanted for the treatment of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) or stress urinary incontinence (SUI), pain during sex may be a sign of a greater problem. → Read More
Zimmer NexGen Knee System Injuries Prompt Defect Questions Although the Zimmer NexGen Knee System was supposed to be revolutionary, some users say the system – or parts of it – are defective. → Read More
Hernia Mesh Lawsuits Help Patients Recover Compensation for Organ Damage, Bowel Obstructions, and Other Injuries Hernia surgical mesh implants are the subject of a rising number of lawsuits filed by patients who were injured after the devices failed. When a surgical mesh d → Read More
Lawsuits Continue Over Shoulder Pain Pumps Inserted To Treat Post Surgical Pain Lawsuits over shoulder surgery pain pumps which are inserted and used to treat post-surgical pain continue against manufacturers such as Breg; DJO; SMI Liquidating, also known as Sorensen Medical; I-Flow; Moog; McKinley Medical; Stryker Corporation; Oratec Interventions; B. Braun Medical; Sgarlato Laboratories and DePuy. Our South Carolina legal expert explains why these medical devices are so dangerous, how they’ve been linked to PAGCL and provides an update on the ongoing litigation. → Read More
Study Discourages Post-Op Pain Pumps For Knee Surgeries As product liability litigation over shoulder pain pumps heats up, the results of a new study has been released concerning the use of pain pumps after knee surgery. The results, published in The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, led the authors to discourage pain pump use in order to avoid the weakening of the knee’s cartilage. → Read More
A Closer Look At PAGCL: What Is It & Who’s Responsible? This article takes a closer look at Postarthroscopic glenohumeral chondrolysis, or PAGCL, discussing what it is and why manufacturers of pain pumps used after shoulder surgeries may be responsible for the condition. → Read More
Pain Pumps Lawsuits: Understanding The Statute Of Limitations Anyone whose had shoulder surgery where doctors prescribed pain pumps during their recovery have a greater chance of developing a very painful condition known as Postarthroscopic Glenohumeral Chondrolysis, or PAGCL. If your surgery was performed many years ago, has the statute of limitations already run for you to file a lawsuit? → Read More
Pain Pumps & PAGCL: How An Attorney Can Help Shoulder surgery patients who used a pain pump during their recovery phase may be at an increased risk of developing Postarthroscopic Glenohumeral Chondrolysis (PAGCL), or shoulder arthroscopy, a very painful condition that may cause a permanent loss of mobility. So, how can a lawyer help? → Read More
Medical Studies Show Link Between Shoulder Pain Pumps & PAGCL Medical studies from the American Journal of Sports Medicine (ASJM) and the Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AOS) have reported that using shoulder pain pumps after shoulder surgery may have a direct relationship to the debilitating condition known as Postarthroscopic Glenohumeral Chondrolysis (PAGCL) or shoulder arthroscopy. → Read More
Zimmer Recalls Persona Knee Implant, Patients Seek Compensation A component of a knee replacement product known as the Persona total knee replacement system has been recalled by the manufacturer. Patients who have had a knee replacement using the Persona implant may need further surgery to avoid the risk of product failure or to correct problems caused by the loosening of the implant. Those patients may have the right to receive compensation. → Read More
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