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Leaving Foreign Objects During Surgery
There is no excuse for surgeons to leave foreign objects in your body during surgery. An X-ray image of a sponge, knife, scissors, or rag left in someone’s body after an operation is a classic example of medical malpractice.
Modern operating rooms can be busy places. Beeping monitors and multiple assisting technicians can lead to an environment in which otherwise careful surgeons may make a mistake such as leaving a foreign object in the body after sewing up the surgical incision.
How Jacobs & Jacobs Handles Cases of Leaving Foreign Objects During Surgery
If you face additional surgery or complications because your surgeon or another medical professional left a sponge, clamp, or other object in your body during your operation, contact Jacobs & Jacobs. Call us at (203) 777-2300 or contact us online to discuss your injuries or a loved one’s wrongful death. Our medical malpractice lawyers in Milford fight for the results you deserve.