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Anesthesia Errors

North Carolina Anesthesia Error Attorneys

Advocating for Victims of Anesthesia Malpractice in Winston-Salem

Anesthesia is designed to help your surgeon and other medical professionals perform procedures on you with minimal discomfort. When something goes wrong during your surgery and you are injured as a result, you may be eligible to file an injury claim against the negligent party or parties.

At Comerford Chilson & Moser, L.L.P., we believe that medical professionals owe a duty of care to their patients. Our North Carolina anesthesiology error attorneys represent patients who were harmed by negligent anesthesiologists, as well as other medical professionals.


Our team is well-versed in medical malpractice law and can help you explore your options if you were injured due to a medical error. Call our firm today at (336) 568-8779 to learn more about your legal options.


Types of Anesthesia Errors

Anesthesia errors can occur at any point in the medical procedure. If you are undergoing surgery, your anesthesiologist may make an error during one of the following steps:

  • Selecting the right anesthetic
  • Administering the anesthetic
  • Monitoring your vital signs
  • Recovering from the anesthesia

Anesthesia errors can also occur before, during, or after a medical procedure. If you are undergoing a medical procedure that does not involve anesthesia, your anesthesiologist may still make an error before, during, or after the procedure.

Some examples of anesthesia errors include:

  • Failing to properly monitor a patient's vital signs
  • Administering the wrong dose of anesthesia
  • Administering the wrong type of anesthesia
  • Administering anesthesia to a patient who was not supposed to receive it
  • Delaying treatment of an anesthesia-related injury

Anesthesia errors can also lead to wrongful deaths. If your loved one died due to an anesthesia error, our North Carolina anesthesiology error attorneys can help you understand your legal options.

Who is Responsible for Anesthesia Errors?

Anesthesiologists are medical professionals who are responsible for ensuring the safety of their patients. When anesthesia errors occur and a patient is injured, the anesthesiologist may be at fault for failing to provide the appropriate level of care.

Anesthesia errors can be caused by:

  • Poor training
  • Poor monitoring of a patient's vital signs
  • Poor communication with other medical professionals
  • Poor judgment

Anesthesia errors can be fatal. When a patient dies due to an anesthesia error, the surviving family members may be able to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the responsible party.

Contact Our Firm for a Consultation

Comerford Chilson & Moser, L.L.P., advocates for patients who were harmed by anesthesiologists and other medical professionals. If you were injured during or after your surgery due to an anesthesia error, our North Carolina anesthesia error attorneys can help.

We know how to investigate anesthesia errors and can help you understand your legal options. Our team can guide you through the legal process and can help you recover compensation for your injuries and losses.


Call our firm today at (336) 568-8779 to learn more about your legal options.


 

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