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Bladder sling surgery

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Bladder sling surgery to remove or revise the mesh can be performed to relieve the pain associated with mesh complications. Depending on the indication, there are multiple surgical approaches for the removal of mid-urethral mesh slings (MUS): transvaginal, endoscopic, open abdominal, and robotic assisted laparoscopic as noted in Physician’s Weekly. Read the full report… Read More »

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Pelvic Exams Without Consent

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Over 3.5 million women were given pelvic exams without their consent, reports NBC News. Doctors are raising concerns because the women are under anesthesia and unaware that residents and medical students are performing the pelvic exams. The women doctors insist that the patients need to give explicit consent to the pelvic exams. Only half… Read More »

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CPAP Settlement of $479 Million

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CPAP Settlement of $479 Million for sleep apnea sufferers diagnosed with cancer and lung diseases after using the recalled CPAP machines.  This does not settle the personal injury or medical monitoring lawsuits as they are still ongoing.

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Pelvic Mesh Lawsuit Settlements

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Pelvic mesh lawsuits are being filed for women injured by bladder sling and mesh products. Billions of dollars in settlements and verdicts have been paid since 2011.  Call us now to see if you qualify at 800-814-4540.

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$4.8 Million Hernia Mesh Verdict

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Hernia Mesh Verdict of $4.8 Million $4.8 Million was awarded in a hernia mesh trial by a jury in Rhode Island. Paul Trevino of Hawaii was implanted with a Bard Davol Ventralex hernia mesh in 2018 and suffered multiple complications resulting in hernia revision surgeries. Over 16,000 hernia mesh lawsuits are pending in courts… Read More »

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Mesh Surgery Problems

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Mesh surgery can cause problems if the mesh products are defective. Pelvic mesh and sling problems include erosion through the vaginal tissue, blood vessel or organ perforation during mesh insertion causing nerve and tissue damage, infection, pain, urethral burning, urinary incontinence, recurrence of bladder, uterus or rectum prolapse, bowel, bladder, and, groin and anal pain… Read More »

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Roundup Cancer Lawsuit

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Roundup Cancer Lawsuits $2+ Billion was awarded to a couple diagnosed with non-Hodgkin Lymphoma after decades of usage of Roundup weed killer; $289.2 Million was awarded to a school maintenance worker diagnosed with non-Hodgkin lymphoma after decades of usage of Roundup herbicide at his job; $80 Million was awarded to a man diagnosed with… Read More »

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Pelvic Mesh Lawyer

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Pelvic Mesh Claims We are accepting mesh and sling removal and revision cases. $2.5 Million Jury Verdict 4/26/22 $2.5 million was awarded against Coloplast to Virginia Redding, who was injured by a pelvic mesh. The Florida jury found the mesh was defectively designed, the company did not provide the implanting surgeon with adequate warnings about… Read More »

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Mesh Pain Lawyer

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Mesh pain is linked to complications long associated with polypropylene products implanted in the body. The synthetic products can cause inflammation leading to adhesions, infections, organ perforation and other serious complications. Thousands of lawsuits against the hernia mesh and transvaginal mesh manufacturers have been tried, settled or are in progress. Manufacturers include Ethicon, Bard Davol,… Read More »

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse Problems

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse Problems A woman’s pelvic organs, including the uterus, bladder and rectum, can slip and create a bulge in the vagina after the muscles, tissues and ligaments supporting those organs weaken. Causes include: childbirth, hysterectomy, menopause, heavy lifting chronic coughing, constipation, obesity, previous pelvic surgery, neurological conditions or injuries.  Pelvic organ prolapse… Read More »

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