Medical Malpractice

  • Medical Malpractice Suit Seeks $1.5 Million Against Ohio Doctor

    Chrissie Cole | May 29, 2009 12:05 PM | 0 CommentsAkron, OH

    Dr. Stejpan Gardilcic and Urology Associates of North Central Ohio Inc. are being sued for $1.5 million by the son of a man, 84, who died in 2007. The medical malpractice lawsuit, filed earlier...

  • Common Symptoms of Ovarian Cancer Released to Encourage Women to Seek Medical Care

    Rebecca Castell | June 13, 2007 9:38 AM | 0 CommentsAkron, OH

    The New York Times today reports that Gynecologic Cancer Foundation, the Society of Gynecologic Oncologists and the American Cancer Society has recommended that women experiencing certain symptoms associated with ovarian cancer follow up with a doctor for exam in the hopes to increase early detection.Not all women experience early symptoms, but an early diagnosis results in a 93% chance of...

  • Stricter Warnings Needed for Diabetes Drugs

    Rebecca Castell | June 07, 2007 10:59 AM | 0 CommentsAkron, OH

    This week, the F.D.A. commissioner announced a decision requiring stricter warnings on labels for Avandia and Actos, two oral medications for diabetes. After a year long review, the FDA determined that the Avandia"can potentially cause heart attacks or other cardiovascular problems" and Actos, a competitor, carries a risk of heart failure. Today's New York Times reports that {i]n a written...

  • Physician Patient Communication is Critical

    Paul Grieco | May 16, 2007 2:22 PM | 0 CommentsAkron, OH

    Many clients contact our office on a regular basis to discuss medical care they or a loved one received which resulted in some type of problem. Many of these clients believe that just because a complication occurred that the doctor or hospital must have done something wrong and therefore there must be a viable medical malpractice lawsuit. In discussing the issue with the clients and counseling...

  • University Hospitals Makes Breakthrough in Treatment of Liver Tumors

    Jack Landskroner | May 15, 2007 6:35 PM | 0 CommentsAkron, OH

    University Hospitals of Cleveland has made a breakthrough in the treatment of liver cancers which will improve the treatment and possibly the prognosis of cancer patients. An innovative technique that assaults liver tumors with millions of radioactive beads has been tried for the first time in Northeast Ohio....While it isn't considered a cure, the minimally invasive therapy has been found to...

  • Class 1 Recall of Bard Composix Kugel Mesh Patch

    Jack Landskroner | April 06, 2007 9:20 AM | 0 CommentsAkron, OH

    Patients who have been implanted with a Bard Kugel Mesh Patch used in hernia repair surgery should be aware that the product has been recalled by the manufacturer and patients should seek medical attention immediately if they experience symptoms that could be associated with ring breakage such as unexplained or persistent abdominal pain, fever, tenderness at the implant site or other unusual...

  • Limit Overturned in Kids' Malpractice Lawsuits

    Christina Cole | March 25, 2007 1:10 AM | 0 CommentsAkron, OH

    A decision by the Ohio Supreme Court on Wednesday, gives parents more time to file lawsuits against doctors for anguish they suffer when their child is victim of medical malpractice.The new ruling extends the window that parents can files suits from one year up to the child's 19th birthday. The decision was unanimous and based on claims brought upon by the parents of a 17-year-old Tara...

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