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Hudgell Solicitors Can Help You Make an Erb's Palsy Claim
Erb's palsy is an injury to the nerve system in the shoulder, arm and hand. This can result in paralysis and other problems.
The birth injury could be caused by medical negligence. It can be linked to an uneasy or rushed birth, especially when the baby's shoulders are stuck during labor.
Causes
The majority of births and pregnancies are normal, however on the rare occasion something goes wrong. If your child was born with a disability that was caused by medical negligence, such as Erb's palsy, Hudgell Solicitors can help you obtain compensation for their ongoing suffering.
Erb's'Palsy' is a weakness of varying degrees or paralysis in the shoulder and arms that affects the brachial nerves. These nerves transmit electrical messages to the muscles so that they can move. Brachialplexus injuries can cause a loss of ability to move and grip the hand that is affected.
There are many reasons for Erb's palsy. Erb's palsy is often caused by shoulder dystocia which is a complication that occurs when the baby's skull becomes stuck above the mother's pubic bone. This can be more common when there are certain risk factors, including gestational diabetes and an infant or child who is large. Shoulder dystocia could be an emergency medical condition. It is essential for doctors to recognize this and be aware of what to do to avoid complications. It can also be caused by the use of forceps or a vacuum extractor during labour or during an emergency Cesarean section.
Symptoms
Erb's spalsy is identified by a lack in movement of the arm or hand affected, as well as a weak grip. The symptoms usually manifest between six and twelve months after the birth.
The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that run from the spine down both sides of the neck, controlling movements and sensations in the arm, hand and fingers. If they become damaged, the nerves can lead to weakness or partial paralysis of the affected hand and arm.
It's often caused by an error in medical care during childbirth, like doctors pulling too hard to free a baby's head (shoulder dystocia). It can be caused by a painful delivery when the infant is placed in a 'waiter's tips position, which causes strain on the C5-C6 nerves in the upper trunk that are part of the brachial system.
The majority of infants who suffer from an injury to their stretch will recover in six to 12 months. However, some cases are so severe that they require surgical intervention to repair the nerves damaged. If the nerves affected don't get repaired then a child could be left with an indefinite disability that limits their ability to move their arm.
Diagnosis
There are a variety of treatments available for children with Erb’s Palsy however the damage cannot be fully repaired. Some infants suffer from a significant disability and cannot move their hand, arm or fingers.
The symptoms result from injury to the brachial area which provides all the muscles of the upper limb, with the exception for the trapezius. The injury usually affects the upper nerves C5 as well as C6 but less often affects C7. This causes the classic Erb's Palsy sign, which is a waiter tip-like hand that is unable to pronate nor extend the forearm. In some cases the nerves that are injured can cause Horner's syndrome, which is a drooping of the pupil and a chin that is constricted.
It is possible to make a claim for medical negligence in the birth process that results in a child suffering from Erb's Palsy. This is due to the fact that this condition is often caused by the excessive force that is imposed on the baby during the delivery process. This can result from using forceps or a ventouse (vacuum extraction) incorrectly. This could include a physician who fails to manage shoulder dystocia properly, or decides to have an breech or vaginal birth when a caesarean delivery would be more suitable.
Treatment
The nerves of the brachial plexus manage movement and feeling in the arm and hand. If the baby is diagnosed with Erb's palsy, it is a sign that the nerves have been damaged. Most babies recover within 6 to 12 months however some are left with permanent disabilities that limit movement and feeling in their arm.
Physical therapy is used to increase range of motion. Stretching and passive exercises are a great way to achieve this. A physiotherapist can also suggest an extension splint to assist in movement and help prevent stiffness. Surgical intervention may be required in extreme cases to repair damaged nerves with the nerve graft.
A claim for compensation could assist a child suffering an Erb's Palsy injury live their life to the fullest and access essential equipment, medical care, and support. If you believe that your child's Palsy was caused by an error in medical care during their birth, you may be able to make a claim for monetary damages.
Compensation
A successful lawsuit may give families financial compensation for the treatment they received from their child. It can also give them a sense justice and bring attention to medical professionals who could have prevented a brachial-plexus injury.
Settlements for Erb's Palsy lawsuits can pay for physiotherapy in addition to any other treatments or equipment that are required to aid your child's needs. You may also be compensated for any lost income or earnings resulting from the disability of your child.
It is recommended to contact an Erb's Palsy lawyer as soon as you suspect that medical negligence is involved. They can guide you on the best approach to take and ensure that all required paperwork is filed before deadlines end. This will give you the greatest chance of success in getting compensation. Our team of specialized erb's palsy lawyers can help you claim the maximum amount of compensation that you are entitled to. This can help with the long-term costs of your child's disability and ensure that they have everything they require to live a full, happy and healthy life.
Erb's palsy is an injury to the nerve system in the shoulder, arm and hand. This can result in paralysis and other problems.
The birth injury could be caused by medical negligence. It can be linked to an uneasy or rushed birth, especially when the baby's shoulders are stuck during labor.
Causes
The majority of births and pregnancies are normal, however on the rare occasion something goes wrong. If your child was born with a disability that was caused by medical negligence, such as Erb's palsy, Hudgell Solicitors can help you obtain compensation for their ongoing suffering.
Erb's'Palsy' is a weakness of varying degrees or paralysis in the shoulder and arms that affects the brachial nerves. These nerves transmit electrical messages to the muscles so that they can move. Brachialplexus injuries can cause a loss of ability to move and grip the hand that is affected.
There are many reasons for Erb's palsy. Erb's palsy is often caused by shoulder dystocia which is a complication that occurs when the baby's skull becomes stuck above the mother's pubic bone. This can be more common when there are certain risk factors, including gestational diabetes and an infant or child who is large. Shoulder dystocia could be an emergency medical condition. It is essential for doctors to recognize this and be aware of what to do to avoid complications. It can also be caused by the use of forceps or a vacuum extractor during labour or during an emergency Cesarean section.
Symptoms
Erb's spalsy is identified by a lack in movement of the arm or hand affected, as well as a weak grip. The symptoms usually manifest between six and twelve months after the birth.
The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that run from the spine down both sides of the neck, controlling movements and sensations in the arm, hand and fingers. If they become damaged, the nerves can lead to weakness or partial paralysis of the affected hand and arm.
It's often caused by an error in medical care during childbirth, like doctors pulling too hard to free a baby's head (shoulder dystocia). It can be caused by a painful delivery when the infant is placed in a 'waiter's tips position, which causes strain on the C5-C6 nerves in the upper trunk that are part of the brachial system.
The majority of infants who suffer from an injury to their stretch will recover in six to 12 months. However, some cases are so severe that they require surgical intervention to repair the nerves damaged. If the nerves affected don't get repaired then a child could be left with an indefinite disability that limits their ability to move their arm.
Diagnosis
There are a variety of treatments available for children with Erb’s Palsy however the damage cannot be fully repaired. Some infants suffer from a significant disability and cannot move their hand, arm or fingers.
The symptoms result from injury to the brachial area which provides all the muscles of the upper limb, with the exception for the trapezius. The injury usually affects the upper nerves C5 as well as C6 but less often affects C7. This causes the classic Erb's Palsy sign, which is a waiter tip-like hand that is unable to pronate nor extend the forearm. In some cases the nerves that are injured can cause Horner's syndrome, which is a drooping of the pupil and a chin that is constricted.
It is possible to make a claim for medical negligence in the birth process that results in a child suffering from Erb's Palsy. This is due to the fact that this condition is often caused by the excessive force that is imposed on the baby during the delivery process. This can result from using forceps or a ventouse (vacuum extraction) incorrectly. This could include a physician who fails to manage shoulder dystocia properly, or decides to have an breech or vaginal birth when a caesarean delivery would be more suitable.
Treatment
The nerves of the brachial plexus manage movement and feeling in the arm and hand. If the baby is diagnosed with Erb's palsy, it is a sign that the nerves have been damaged. Most babies recover within 6 to 12 months however some are left with permanent disabilities that limit movement and feeling in their arm.
Physical therapy is used to increase range of motion. Stretching and passive exercises are a great way to achieve this. A physiotherapist can also suggest an extension splint to assist in movement and help prevent stiffness. Surgical intervention may be required in extreme cases to repair damaged nerves with the nerve graft.
A claim for compensation could assist a child suffering an Erb's Palsy injury live their life to the fullest and access essential equipment, medical care, and support. If you believe that your child's Palsy was caused by an error in medical care during their birth, you may be able to make a claim for monetary damages.
Compensation
A successful lawsuit may give families financial compensation for the treatment they received from their child. It can also give them a sense justice and bring attention to medical professionals who could have prevented a brachial-plexus injury.
Settlements for Erb's Palsy lawsuits can pay for physiotherapy in addition to any other treatments or equipment that are required to aid your child's needs. You may also be compensated for any lost income or earnings resulting from the disability of your child.
It is recommended to contact an Erb's Palsy lawyer as soon as you suspect that medical negligence is involved. They can guide you on the best approach to take and ensure that all required paperwork is filed before deadlines end. This will give you the greatest chance of success in getting compensation. Our team of specialized erb's palsy lawyers can help you claim the maximum amount of compensation that you are entitled to. This can help with the long-term costs of your child's disability and ensure that they have everything they require to live a full, happy and healthy life.