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If your baby required extensive resuscitation, therapeutic cooling, seizure treatment, prolonged NICU care, or was later diagnosed with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), cerebral palsy, or a brachial plexus injury after a Twin Falls delivery, you may be searching...
When a baby in Nampa or Caldwell suffers hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), cerebral palsy, Erb’s palsy, brain injury, or another serious condition after labor and delivery, families often want to know whether the injury could have been prevented. Important...
If you were seriously injured in an Idaho car accident or because of another person’s negligence, early investigation can make an important difference. Photographs, witness information, crash reports, vehicle data, surveillance footage, medical records, and insurance...
When a patient or family asks, “How do I know whether I have an Idaho medical malpractice case?” the answer often begins with the timeline: what warning signs appeared, when doctors and nurses recognized them, what treatment was ordered, and how long the medical team...
Idaho Medical Malpractice Guide Mahoney Law is pleased to provide the following key tips and starting points. First, determine where the treatment at issue took place. Where did the improper medical care occur? If it happened in Idaho, you should contact an Idaho...
Childbirth is a unique and deeply personal experience for every mother. Sometimes, health care providers may recommend assisted delivery methods such as forceps if complications arise or if labor is not progressing as it should. If you are considering forceps delivery...
Pregnancy is a joyous time, but it can also be filled with anxieties, especially when complications arise. Ideally, your OBGYN acts as a trusted guide, ensuring the health of both you and your developing baby. However, in some cases, medical mistakes can occur during...
When you arrive at an Idaho hospital to have a procedure, you expect that it will be done properly. However, there is a chance that your surgeon will make an error despite that person's best efforts to avoid doing so. There are several clues that you should be aware...
Did your baby have “cooling” in the NICU? Some doctors call this newborn whole body “hypothermic cooling.” Parents often do not understand why their newborn baby had to be cooled in the NICU. Parents may be told differing, even conflicting reasons for why their baby had to have cooling. Medical experts explain that the main reason for hypothermic cooling is…
Was your newborn baby diagnosed with HIE in the NICU? We may be able to help. HIE is short for hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy. It is a type of brain injury caused by a lack of oxygenated blood flowing to the brain. In some cases, this happens to an infant during labor and delivery due to medical malpractice. If medical malpractice…