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Hudgell Solicitors Can Help You Make an Erb's Palsy Claim
Erb's paralysis is caused by an injury to the nerve network in the shoulder, arm and hand. It can cause paralysis, as well as other problems.
This birth injury can be caused by medical negligence. It can result in a challenging or rushed delivery and, in particular, when the baby's shoulders are stuck during labor.
Causes
In rare instances things can go wrong. If your child was born with a disability caused by medical negligence, such as Erb's palsy, Hudgell Solicitors can help you claim compensation for their ongoing suffering.
Erb's Palsy is a weakness with varying degrees of paralysis of the shoulder and arms, that affects the brachial nerves. These nerves are responsible for sending electrical messages to the muscles to allow them to move. Injury to the brachial plexus may result in the inability to grasp and move the affected hand.
There are several causes of Erb's Palsy. It can be caused by shoulder dystocia as a result of labour that happens when the baby's skull gets stuck above the mother's pubic bone. This can be more common with certain risk factors including gestational diabetes and an infant or baby who is too large. Shoulder dystocia is an emergency medical condition. It is vital for doctors to be aware of this and know what to do to avoid complications. It can also be caused by forceps or vacuum extractors or emergency Cesarean.
Symptoms
Erb's symptoms are a lack of movement in the affected arm or hand and weak grip strength. The symptoms usually manifest six to twelve months after birth.
The brachialplexus is a set of nerves that runs from the spine along both sides of the neck, managing movements and sensations in the hand, arm and fingers. When these nerves are damaged, they could cause weakness or partial paralysis of the affected arm or hand.
It is often caused by medical errors during childbirth. For example, a doctor pulling on the baby's shoulder to hard (shoulder dystocia). It can also occur when the baby is placed in the 'waiter' position during the delivery, which puts strain on the upper trunk C5-C6 nervous system that is part of the Brachial Plexus.
Most infants who suffer from an injury to their stretch will recover within six to 12 months and are usually able to return home within six months, with the exception of cases that are severe enough to require surgery with a nerve graft in order to repair the injured nerves. If the nerves affected are not repaired the child may suffer permanent impairment that hinders their ability to move their arm.
Diagnosis
There are a variety of treatments available for children suffering from Erb's Palsy however the damage cannot be fully repaired. Some infants have a significant disability, and are unable to move their arms, hands or fingers.
The injury to the brachial-plexus which innervates the upper limb muscles, excluding the trapezius, creates symptoms. The injury usually affects the upper nerves C5 as well as C6 but less often affects C7. This results in the classical Erb's syndrome the waiter's tip hand that is unable to pronate or extend the forearm. In some cases, the nerves damaged may also result in Horner syndrome. It is manifested by the pupil drooping and a tightened face.
You may be able to claim medical negligence If your child has Erb's Palsy due to the birth. This is because the condition is often caused by the excessive force that is imposed on the baby during the birth process. This can result from using forceps or ventouse (vacuum extraction) incorrectly. This could include a doctor who fails to manage shoulder dystocia correctly or law decides to perform an breech or vaginal birth when a caesarean delivery would be more appropriate.
Treatment
The nerves that comprise the brachial plexus control movement and feel in the hand and arm. If you find a baby with Erb's palsy, it is a sign that the nerves have been damaged. Most babies recover in six to 12 months. However, some suffer from permanent disabilities that limit movement and sensation in their arm.
Physical therapy can be used to increase range of motion. Stretching and exercises for passive exercise are a great way to achieve this. A physiotherapist could also recommend an extension splint that will assist in movement and help prevent stiffness. In the case of severe cases, a nerve transplant could be required to repair damaged nerves.
A compensation claim can help a child suffering from Erb's Palsy live life to the maximum, and gain access to the essential equipment education, care, and equipment. If you believe that your child's condition was the result of an error in medical care at birth, you could be able to file an Erb's Palsy claim for financial damages.
Compensation
A successful lawsuit could award families financial compensation that will help with the cost of their child's treatment. It may also provide them with satisfaction and call attention to medical professionals who could have prevented a brachial or plexus injury.
Erb's palsy lawsuit settlements will help pay for the cost of physiotherapy treatments for your child, as well as other treatments and equipment needed to help their condition. They also offer compensation for any loss of earnings or income due to the disability of your child.
If your child has been diagnosed with erb's palsy and you believe that medical negligence played a role, it is important to speak with an experienced Erb's palsy lawyer as soon as you can. They will be able to advise you on the most effective way to proceed and make sure that all the necessary documents are filed before any deadlines expire. This will give you the highest chance of getting compensation. Our team of specialist erb's palsy law firms palsy lawyers can help you get the maximum amount of compensation that you are entitled to. This will help pay for the long-term costs of your child's disability, and ensure they have everything they need to live a full and happy life.
Erb's paralysis is caused by an injury to the nerve network in the shoulder, arm and hand. It can cause paralysis, as well as other problems.
This birth injury can be caused by medical negligence. It can result in a challenging or rushed delivery and, in particular, when the baby's shoulders are stuck during labor.
Causes
In rare instances things can go wrong. If your child was born with a disability caused by medical negligence, such as Erb's palsy, Hudgell Solicitors can help you claim compensation for their ongoing suffering.
Erb's Palsy is a weakness with varying degrees of paralysis of the shoulder and arms, that affects the brachial nerves. These nerves are responsible for sending electrical messages to the muscles to allow them to move. Injury to the brachial plexus may result in the inability to grasp and move the affected hand.
There are several causes of Erb's Palsy. It can be caused by shoulder dystocia as a result of labour that happens when the baby's skull gets stuck above the mother's pubic bone. This can be more common with certain risk factors including gestational diabetes and an infant or baby who is too large. Shoulder dystocia is an emergency medical condition. It is vital for doctors to be aware of this and know what to do to avoid complications. It can also be caused by forceps or vacuum extractors or emergency Cesarean.
Symptoms
Erb's symptoms are a lack of movement in the affected arm or hand and weak grip strength. The symptoms usually manifest six to twelve months after birth.
The brachialplexus is a set of nerves that runs from the spine along both sides of the neck, managing movements and sensations in the hand, arm and fingers. When these nerves are damaged, they could cause weakness or partial paralysis of the affected arm or hand.
It is often caused by medical errors during childbirth. For example, a doctor pulling on the baby's shoulder to hard (shoulder dystocia). It can also occur when the baby is placed in the 'waiter' position during the delivery, which puts strain on the upper trunk C5-C6 nervous system that is part of the Brachial Plexus.
Most infants who suffer from an injury to their stretch will recover within six to 12 months and are usually able to return home within six months, with the exception of cases that are severe enough to require surgery with a nerve graft in order to repair the injured nerves. If the nerves affected are not repaired the child may suffer permanent impairment that hinders their ability to move their arm.
Diagnosis
There are a variety of treatments available for children suffering from Erb's Palsy however the damage cannot be fully repaired. Some infants have a significant disability, and are unable to move their arms, hands or fingers.
The injury to the brachial-plexus which innervates the upper limb muscles, excluding the trapezius, creates symptoms. The injury usually affects the upper nerves C5 as well as C6 but less often affects C7. This results in the classical Erb's syndrome the waiter's tip hand that is unable to pronate or extend the forearm. In some cases, the nerves damaged may also result in Horner syndrome. It is manifested by the pupil drooping and a tightened face.
You may be able to claim medical negligence If your child has Erb's Palsy due to the birth. This is because the condition is often caused by the excessive force that is imposed on the baby during the birth process. This can result from using forceps or ventouse (vacuum extraction) incorrectly. This could include a doctor who fails to manage shoulder dystocia correctly or law decides to perform an breech or vaginal birth when a caesarean delivery would be more appropriate.
Treatment
The nerves that comprise the brachial plexus control movement and feel in the hand and arm. If you find a baby with Erb's palsy, it is a sign that the nerves have been damaged. Most babies recover in six to 12 months. However, some suffer from permanent disabilities that limit movement and sensation in their arm.
Physical therapy can be used to increase range of motion. Stretching and exercises for passive exercise are a great way to achieve this. A physiotherapist could also recommend an extension splint that will assist in movement and help prevent stiffness. In the case of severe cases, a nerve transplant could be required to repair damaged nerves.
A compensation claim can help a child suffering from Erb's Palsy live life to the maximum, and gain access to the essential equipment education, care, and equipment. If you believe that your child's condition was the result of an error in medical care at birth, you could be able to file an Erb's Palsy claim for financial damages.
Compensation
A successful lawsuit could award families financial compensation that will help with the cost of their child's treatment. It may also provide them with satisfaction and call attention to medical professionals who could have prevented a brachial or plexus injury.
Erb's palsy lawsuit settlements will help pay for the cost of physiotherapy treatments for your child, as well as other treatments and equipment needed to help their condition. They also offer compensation for any loss of earnings or income due to the disability of your child.
If your child has been diagnosed with erb's palsy and you believe that medical negligence played a role, it is important to speak with an experienced Erb's palsy lawyer as soon as you can. They will be able to advise you on the most effective way to proceed and make sure that all the necessary documents are filed before any deadlines expire. This will give you the highest chance of getting compensation. Our team of specialist erb's palsy law firms palsy lawyers can help you get the maximum amount of compensation that you are entitled to. This will help pay for the long-term costs of your child's disability, and ensure they have everything they need to live a full and happy life.
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