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Erb's Palsy - Jury Verdicts
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Facts: Plaintiff's mother went into labor at 40 weeks gestation and was admitted to a hospital for delivery. Defendant was the mother's OB/GYN. Over the next several hours, the fetal monitor allegedly documented decelerations with the fetal heart rate falling into the 70 to 80 range. At one point there was a bradycardic event with prolonged decelerations of 80 to 90 for three or four minute...
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Facts: Plaintiff was delivered by defendant OB/GYN at defendant hospital on June 11, 1990. During delivery, a shoulder dystocia was encountered and defendant attempted to free the shoulder using fundal pressure. A twelve minute delay occurred between the delivery of plaintiff's head and the rest of her body.
Plaintiff alleged that: (1) defendants should not have used fundal ...
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Facts: Plaintiff mother presented to Defendant Hospital two hours after her water had broken and when she was fully dilated. Defendant third year resident delivered plaintiff infant who sustained brachial plexus injury to her right arm. Plaintiff mother's last office visit with defendant OB/GYN was on the day of delivery.
Plaintiffs alleged that: (1) defendant OB/GYN failed ...
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Facts: Plaintiff infant was full term at birth. During the delivery process defendant physician encountered shoulder dystocia. Defendant allegedly applied excessive traction to plaintiff's head and neck, resulting in an avulsion of the cervical nerve roots and Erbs Palsy.
Plaintiff alleged that defendant was negligent in failing to perform correct maneuvers designed to free ...
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Facts: Plaintiff infant was born full-term at defendant hospital. His delivery was managed by two residents with no attending physician present. During delivery the residents encountered shoulder dystocia. They allegedly avulsed or stretched the cervical nerve roots leading to an Erb's/Klumpke palsy injury.
Plaintiffs alleged that defendants were negligent in failing to c...
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Facts: Plaintiff's mother presented to Defendant Hospital to deliver her baby. The delivery was complicated by shoulder dystocia, and post-birth, the infant was found to have a significant brachial plexus injury.
Plaintiff alleged that defendant was negligent in allowing the resident in attendance at the delivery to perform the delivery without the active assistance of a senio...
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Facts: Plaintiff mother became pregnant and sought care and treatment from defendant OB/GYNs, who had cared for her during her prior pregnancy at which time she developed gestational diabetes. Defendants did not order tests to confirm or rule out gestational diabetes or order changes in plaintiff mother's diet to decrease the size of her baby. During the course of her birth plaintiff mino...
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Facts: Eighteen years earlier, defendant physician, a first year resident, had delivered plaintiff at Grady Memorial Hospital. During the delivery plaintiff's shoulder became stuck on his mother's pelvis and he suffered nerve damage to the right brachial plexus. He later developed Erb's Palsy of the right arm.
Plaintiff alleged that: (1) defendant was negligent in using fund...
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Facts: Defendant was the attending physician during plaintiff's delivery. Plaintiff's shoulder became impacted in the birth canal. Plaintiff's son was born with Erb's palsy which allegedly resulted from defendant exerting excessive traction on the fetal head at the time of delivery, thereby causing stretching damage and/or a tear to the brachial plexus.
Plaintiff alleged t...
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Facts: The plaintiff, born in 1972, was injured during delivery when she developed Erb's Palsy from a shoulder dystaxia in which the infant's shoulders are larger than the head and become stuck during delivery. Defendant Dr. Berlin delivered the baby vaginally using the "Woods" maneuver although the baby weighed 12 pounds 2 ounces at birth. Plaintiff was the mother's fifth child all of wh...
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