Common Questions about Kentucky Medical Malpractice Cases

What is hypovolemia?

Is it possible to win a wrongful death case against a respected anesthesiologist?

I’ve been told that the cause of my spouse’s death during surgery was anesthesia aspiration. What exactly is that?

How many people die from preventable mistakes in U.S. hospitals every year?

Why should I consider a wrongful death claim after a medical malpractice incident if so many medical malpractice cases fail?

My wife was discharged from a Kentucky hospital without any tests and she died as a result of a surgical complication. Was this medical malpractice?

Why can’t I eat before having surgery?

Can someone die during surgery as a result of acid reflux?

My mother recently lost her battle with cancer. Her doctors found it at a very late stage, and said that there was nothing they could do. Could they be responsible for a KY thyroid cancer misdiagnosis?

My sister died after liver failure caused by hemochromatosis—but she didn’t even know she had the condition! Are there tests to prevent this Kentucky misdiagnosis?

My doctor said I had depression three years ago, but now I’ve discovered I actually have hypothyroidism. Is it worth pursuing a case against him for a misdiagnosed thyroid disorder?

My grandfather died of a heart attack a few months ago. According to the ER doctor, my grandfather’s heart condition was misdiagnosed. Can we pursue a case against our physician for fatal heart attack misdiagnosis?