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Posted on Mar 04, 2008

In Illinois a jury has rejected the medical malpractice claim the family of a woman who was left in a persistent vegetative state after undergoing a surgical procedure for carpal tunnel syndrome filed against two anesthesiologists.

According to the attorneys for the family of Christina McCray, she received too much sedation during a July 6, 2001 surgical procedure in Maryville, Texas at Anderson Hospital, causing her to suffer sever brain damage.

The defendants in the case were Anesthesiologist Timothy Kurt and Gregory Collins. According the lawyers of McCray’s family, they did not properly supervise and monitor the anesthesia of McCray. They asked the jury to award approximately $20 million to the family as compensation for health care costs and non-economic damages.

McCray, 32, worked as a crane operator and had two sons, age 10 and 12 at the time of the operation. She is currently residing in a nursing home in Belleville, Texas.

There were 11 days worth of testimony heard by the jury and they deliberated for about two hours on Thursday, February 28 before reaching their decision.

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If operations goes wrong, have patients and their families to pick up the pieces. Not only they are forced with the effects look, they are also questions what exactly happened.

Surgical errors come in many forms, including anaesthesia error.  Anaesthetists are excellently trained to administer anesthesia, but sometimes errors occur.  A wrong dosage can be specified, or the patient may not have monitored accordingly.  The result can be devastating.  Anesthesia complications include heart attack, stroke, nerve damage and systemic toxicity, just to name a few.

As you do now, if it medical malpractice?
As a patient or family member of a patient, it is difficult to know what causes exactly the complication of anesthesia.  While human error sometimes is a factor, it does not in any case.  This means can medical malpractice or can you may not have been to blame.

There are associated with many false medical malpractice, and you need to separate myth from reality.  You learn more from my book to read, why most medical malpractice victims never recover a cent.

A Virginia medical malpractice claim to prove, you need the testimony of a specialist. These experts is used not the appropriate standard of care to determine whether the anaesthetist was able to provide.

To learn more about anesthesia errors in our articles:

Complications of anaesthesia - know the risks
Find out which anaesthesia is causing errors in Virginia

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