Defective Spinal Implant Injury Lawsuit

What Is a Spinal Implant?

A spinal implant is a spinal cord stimulation, which is a therapy used to help treat a person who requires relief of neuropathic pain of the midsection, arms and legs on the body. This therapy is useful for patients who have suffered traumatic spinal cord injuries, but if there is a defect in the implant it will obviously make the condition worse.

If it is the case that you have been injured by a defective spinal implant, you need to seriously consider giving us a call right away. We will work hard to get you the money that you require as a settlement to your personal injury case. When we work with the big insurance companies, we do not mince words. We know how to negotiate against the big insurance companies, and we do it every day. We are here for you when you need us, and we are ready to take on your defective spinal implant injury case as well.

Potentially Defective Materials Used in Spinal Implants

Spinal implants are made of many different materials, and any of these materials can be defective before use as presented to a person for a spinal surgical procedure. It is up to the surgeon and the hospital performing the surgery to determine the fitness of purpose for the surgical device. These biomaterials are chosen specifically for their tensile strength, stiffness and low fatigue in use in a spinal surgical procedure. The biomaterials include:

• Metal cages
• Rods
• Screws
• Plates
• Titanium alloys
• Ceramic
• Silicon nitride
• Plastic
• PEEK
• Stainless steel
• Cobalt chromium
• Ultra-high weight polyethylene
• Porous tantalum
• Unalloyed tantalum
• Stainless steel
• Carbon reinforced PEEK
• Cortical bone
• Cancellous bone

If you have been injured by a surgical procedure that made a defective spinal implant into your body, you need to give us a call today. Your defective spinal implant may need to be removed, and may require additional surgical procedures to take out the defective implant. This may cause you untold pain and suffering to have to repeat a surgery again. This is going to be difficult to accept, especially in the face of being given a defective product the first time.

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Complications Common with Defective Spinal Implants

There are many complications that are common with a defective spinal implant. These include:

• Infections
• Lead migration
• Nerve injury
• Epidural fibrosis
• Hematomas
• Abscesses
• Postural puncture headaches
• Seroma
• Leak of spinal fluid
• Ischemic pain
• Peripheral nerve injury
• Nerve plexus injuries
• Complex regional pain syndrome
• Infections of the wound
• Lead breakage
• Hardware related complications
• Permanent neurological deficits
• Death
• Hardware failure
• Pain
• Lead connection failure

The corrections to the defective spinal implant may require additional surgical procedures, including:

• Surgical revision
• Revision of connectors
• Replacement of the implant
• Aspiration of the device
• Injections
• Antibiotics
• Incision and drainage
• Steroids
• Anticonvulsants

You will be able to join the majority, and enjoy the positive result for your personal injury lawsuit. Isn’t it the right time to talk to a lawyer with experience in defective spinal implant injuries? We are here for you, and we have at the helm of our team an attorney with expertise in defective spinal implant injuries. You can call us today to discuss your case with attorneys who specialize in defective spinal implant injuries, and their recovery. We want to help you to recover completely for your injuries, losses and damages. That will happen more completely when you use your smartphone now to give our law office a call today.

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We are here to give to you a free second opinion on your case. We would like to discuss your case with us when you get the chance. You have a right to discuss your case with the most knowledgeable attorneys who are able to help you get the recovery compensation that you need in this case. Your wishes will come true when you call our office. Call today!

Can I Sue for a Defective Spinal Implant Injury?

Yes, we can sue the responsible parties for manufacturing and surgically implanting a defective spinal implant into your body. You need to call us though, as nothing will happen towards getting you the recovery that you deserve, if you don’t give us that first call to discuss the matter. We are here for you, and are ready to make your lawsuit a priority. You need not get into a stew about the initiation of your lawsuit. In this respect, you can trust our Los Angeles case lawyers to step up for you, and to file a lawsuit on your behalf. You will get access to our case attorneys in Los Angeles, when you give us a call today.

For a consideration, you just need to call in now, we are going to help you with your case. We understand that you might be in a lot of pain now, and need months to heal from your ordeal of a defective spinal implant injury. In the meantime, if you call us, we can start the process to helping you to get the money that you deserve in this case. These cases are not just cut and dried, they are complex, but we are ready to handle this case of a defective spinal implant injury for you right now. Just call today!

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If you are ready to talk to us, we can give to you a zero fee guarantee right now. We are ready to discuss your case with you, and we can put you in the best position for your case. Just pick up your smartphone and give us a call today. You will not have to pay any upfront fees when you talk to us today or any day.

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We are ready to help you get the lie of the land, and that means you need to call us right away for that to happen. You need time to recover from your injuries, and that might include another surgery or two or three. While you are recovering from your defective spinal implant injury, you need to give us a call. It is entirely appropriate for you to call us first, as we can help you, and discuss the next steps. Won’t you call us today?

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