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Erb's Palsy Law Firm

A child suffering from Erb's palsy can have devastating consequences for families. If you believe that medical negligence caused your child's brachial injuries during birth, contact a erb's Palsy law firm for a free consultation.

An attorney will evaluate your case and calculate future medical costs to calculate your estimated value for your case. This will help to establish your claim value for a potential settlement.

Causes

Erb's psoriasis is caused when the bundle (the brachialplexus) of nerves in the neck gets damaged. These nerves control arm, shoulder, and hand movements and sensation. Individuals who suffer from the condition experience weakness, numbness or paralysis in one arm or shoulder.

This condition could be the result of a variety of medical errors during labor and birth, including forceps use as well as a C-section done too quickly, or a doctor using a vacuum extractor improperly during vaginal birth. However, a majority of cases of erb's syndrome are completely preventable. Midwives, nurses, and doctors along with other medical professionals, have a responsibility to maintain a high level of care in the birthing room. They must ensure the baby's shoulders are delivered via the vaginal canal and that they do not become stuck or entangled in the mother's pelvic bone.

Researchers have suggested that Erb's ailment could be caused by contractions of the mother or the position of a pregnant women. These theories have not yet been proved. Additionally, it is important to keep in mind that to win a medical malpractice case the plaintiffs must prove that the doctor's deviance from accepted practices was the primary cause of their injury.

If you think your child suffered from an avoidable Erb's palsy-related injury, a birth injury lawyer can help you pursue justice. A successful lawsuit may award your family the financial compensation your child needs for medical expenses and provide you with closure.

Diagnosis

Erb's Palsy is caused by damage to the brachialplexus which is a network or nerves in the shoulder and arm. The nerves could be stretched or torn by an inconvenient delivery. Symptoms of this condition include weakness or paralysis in the affected arm. Doctors are responsible for properly diagnosing the condition as soon as is feasible.

Childbirth difficulties are the most common cause of this problem. The most common cause is when the size of a fetus is greater than expected for vaginal delivery or when the shoulders of the baby get stuck during birth. This is called shoulder dystocia. It is one of the main risk factors for causing Erb's Palsy.

If a doctor makes use of excessive force or fails in recognizing the shoulder dystocia, it can lead to injury of the upper nerves in the brachial plexus. This can cause Erb's palsy. The doctor could be held accountable for any injury that results from negligence.

To be able to win a medical malpractice case you must show that the doctor's deviation from accepted practice caused your injuries. In the case of Erb's Palsy, you must demonstrate that the doctor's actions or failure to act resulted in your child suffering an injury to the upper brachial nerves. This is a fairly common claim that can result in a large settlement and a lifetime of medical treatment for your child.

Treatment

In most instances, it is better to recognize and treat the condition as soon as you can. If the condition is not treated the condition could lead into permanent tightening muscles (contractures) or even partial or full paralysis. The most common form of treatment is physical therapy, and sometimes, surgery.

Marc J. Bern & Partners, a seasoned Erb's Palsy law firm, examines potential lawsuits and claims on behalf of children who have been diagnosed with brachial plexus injury caused by medical negligence during birth in the United States. We encourage families to request an evaluation of their claim and an initial consultation for free.

Despite the fact that nurses, doctors and other healthcare professionals have been trained to deliver babies in a safe manner complications can still occur. A physician must act quickly to ensure the safety of the baby and mother in the event of complications. Unfortunately certain medical professionals fail to do so.

During a complicated delivery the doctor may have to apply a certain amount of force to assist the baby move through the birth canal. This could cause the baby's nerves to be damaged if the neck is accidentally stretched.

Doctors may employ a variety of tests, including X-rays and ultrasounds, as well as a physical examination to determine the severity of the injury and the extent of nerve damage. A doctor can prescribe medication to ease pain and discomfort and may also recommend physical therapy or occupational therapy to restore motion.

Compensation

The cost of treatment for a child who suffers from Erb's Palsy can be quite high. A successful lawsuit may give families the financial resources to afford the treatment that they need. A lawyer who is experienced in Erb's Palsy will maximize the compensation that the family receives.

When a baby has Erb's Palsy, it can impact every aspect of their life. It can hinder their ability to work, it can limit the amount of time they can spend with their parents and it can also cause emotional trauma.

Erb's law claims can be claimed for the expense of treatment, loss of earnings and effects that injuries affect a child's ability to participate in everyday activities. The amount of compensation will also reflect the suffering and pain the injury has caused.

A successful claim will demonstrate that the obstetrician, or the hospital was negligent. This can be proved by proving that there was a departure from accepted practice and that this caused injury to your child. Each case is unique and it can take a while to win an Erb's palsy lawsuit. It is essential that families contact a lawyer sooner rather than later to ensure that they do not be late in filing a lawsuit. If a lawsuit is filed late, it could be deemed to be time-barred by the Statute of Limitations.