Cyst Removal Surgery Medical Error

Many people develop annoying cysts on their bodies, and they relatively easy to remove with a simple surgical procedure. A cyst is a pocket area in tissues under the skin, that should not be there and often need to be removed. A cyst is much like a bump or raised are of the skin, that is filled with substances created by the body, and can become painful over time. The cyst can be filled with many substances, including:

• Bodily fluids
• Blood
• Tissue
• Hair
• Bone
• Foreign body
• Pus and abscess wastes

If you have developed a cyst on your body and had it removed only to experience a medical error, you can call us at the Normandie Law firm at 800.790.5422. We are here and able to talk to you now, about your claim for a cyst removal surgical medical error.

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Where Do Cysts Grow on the Body?

Generally, a cyst can grow anywhere on the body. They can grow on your arms, legs, trunk, shoulders, back, anywhere on your person. They are found to be thriving just under the skin, and sometimes you don’t even realize they are forming when they start to grow. Most of them are not serious, and can be surgically removed quite easily.

What Are the Different Types of Cysts That Grow on the Body?

There are many different types of cysts that can grow on the human body. These cysts include:

• Dermoid cyst – born with this bump, but it grows later in life.
• Ganglion cyst – bump or swollen area on a joint or tendon on hands, knees or feet.
• Lipoma – harmless fast growing cyst that is soft and rubbery, that can press on nerves causing numbness in surrounding areas of the body.
• Pilomatrixoma – calcified non-cancerous cyst on head, neck, arms or legs.
• Pyogenic granuloma – non-cancerous bumps on face, arms and hands.
• Sebaceous cyst, epidermoid, pilar cyst – a slow growing painless cyst from a blocked hair follicle

If you have had a cyst that was removed with a surgical procedure with a medical error, you can give us a call today at Normandie Law firm at 800.790.5422. We want to discuss your claim with you, and we can go over your case and review it all with you to your satisfaction.

“Help, My Surgeon Made a Medical Error When Removing My Cyst, What Do I Do Now?”

If you have the recipient of a medical error, you have lived the horror of understanding that something that never should have happened to you has happened. You may have other complications from the surgical removal of a cyst. That operation should have been straight forward, easy and quick, but if there was a medical error it may have put a wrench into your surgical procedure. Whenever there is a medical error, it means that there is liability towards the surgeon and medical staff making a major mistake towards your medical care. That is more than just “troubling,” as a medical error can result in difficulties for you based on the errors being made by the medical team.

What Is a Medical Error, and How Does It Happen in the Healthcare Environment?

A medical error is an error that occurs when a medical worker, nurse, doctor or surgeon performs poorly to manage your overall medical care, and creates a different problem that results in you having a mistake occur regarding your care. A medical error can put you in a worse off situation than you were originally in medically, and can be a detriment to your care in many ways. Medical errors can manifest themselves in many ways, such as with:

• Error or a delay in a diagnosis
• Failing to use indicated tests and testing
• Using outmoded tests and therapies
• Failing to act on results of testing or monitoring
• Errors in performing an operation
• Errors in a test
• Errors in procedures
• Error in administering treatments
• Error in administering dose and use of drug or medicine
• Avoidable delays in treatment with an abnormal test
• Inappropriate levels of care
• Failing to provide prophylactic treatments when warranted
• Inadequate monitoring or follow-up treatment
• Failing to communicate results of testing
• Failure of equipment
• Other system failures
• Dosage and dispensing of medication errors
• Surgery-related adverse events
• Error resulting in a permanent disability
• Error resulting in a wrongful death
• Wound infections from error

Any time that you have a medical error that is the result of a cyst surgical removal malpractice, you can call us to review your claim for free. We understand that you are probably still under the care of your doctor right now, but we can go over the claim with you and advise you of your legal rights in this situation.

What If the Surgeon Made a Mistake or Malpractice, or There Is a Complication After the Surgery?

The likelihood of having a complication is high, whenever there is a mistake, error or malpractice associated with your cyst removal surgery. Remember, we are talking about a removal of a small cyst, which in most cases is an easy and routine operation and surgical procedure. If you have had the misfortune to have a cyst removal surgery with a medical error, you can call us to review your claim for free today. When you are ready to initiate a lawsuit regarding your personal injury claim, you can call our law offices for access to a lawyer with experience in cyst removal surgical medical errors.

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Free Second Opinion Case Review / Experienced Lawyers in a Cyst Removal Surgery Medical Error

You can call us today at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422, to talk to our experienced attorneys in Los Angeles, who can help you with a claim for a cyst removal surgery that went wrong. If you were injured and suffered additional medical complications, you will want to call our offices to speak to our knowledgeable legal team immediately.

Can I Sue for a Cyst Removal Surgery Medical Error?

Yes, we can sue when you have personal injuries that are related to a medical error from when you had a cyst removal surgery. You can review your claim with us at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422, and talk to our Los Angeles case lawyers today. It is easy to make the call to us, and we can file a lawsuit for you, by reviewing your claim with our case attorneys in Los Angeles right now.

Average Case Value of a Cyst Removal Surgery Medical Error

The average case value of a cyst removal surgical medical error may vary, but can be between $20,000 and $200,000 or more. Your recovery compensation package will depend on the losses, personal injuries, medical complications and expenses that you incurred, as they relate to your claim.

How Long Does It Take to Settle and to Get Paid on These Cases?

Each case of personal injury is different, but you can expect that it will take 5-7 months to recover a compensation package based on your claim and recovery.

Statute Of Limitations – How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit?

The statute of limitations in California for personal injury lawsuit filing is two years.

Call for a Free Consultation

Just call us at the Normandie Law Firm at 800.790.5422, to review your claim for a cyst remove surgery medical error for free. We are prepared to review your claim for free, and can give you the next steps to initiating a lawsuit based on the merits of your individual claim.

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