LEARN MORE ABOUT CORPUS CHRISTI PRENATAL MISDIAGNOSIS
Prenatal misdiagnosis is a multifaceted issue that can occur through various means within the realm of healthcare providers’ practices. Failure to promptly identify clear indicators of a genetic condition during early pregnancy can lead to potential misdiagnoses. Furthermore, the absence of appropriate screening tests offered at the onset of pregnancy can overlook the chance to detect genetic defects. In some cases, heightened risk factors predisposing a woman to conceive a child with a genetic anomaly may not be acknowledged. Even when screening tests are administered correctly, misinterpretation of results or a delayed and inaccurate disclosure of abnormal findings by healthcare professionals can contribute to misdiagnoses. It underscores the critical importance of thorough assessment and communication among healthcare teams to ensure accurate prenatal diagnoses.
WHAT ARE SOME COMMON PRENATAL MISDIAGNOSES?
- Cystic Fibrosis
- Down Syndrome
- Fragile X Syndrome
- Preeclampsia (PIH) & Eclampsia Misdiagnosis & Mismanagement
- Sickle Cell Disease
- Spina Bifida / Neural Tube Defects
- Thalassemia
If you or a loved one has experienced death or a serious injury which you think may have been because of a prenatal misdiagnosis you may be entitled to compensation, including coverage for one or all of the following:
- Rehabilitation
- Current and future medical bills
- Loss of companionship
- Long-term disability
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Current and future loss of wages
- Pain and suffering
- Long-term care expenses
- Burial expenses
Don’t wait, contact Luis Elizondo Law to get started on your prenatal misdiagnosis case.
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