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Medical Malpractice – Placement of central line leads to clot, stroke; surgery required
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Medical Malpractice – Placement of central line leads to clot, stroke; surgery required
$3.6 million settlement The patient was admitted to the hospital via the emergency department for a diabetic emergency. It was determined that a central venous catheter, also known as a central line, would be needed to monitor the patient's hemodynamic instability and to administer medications. This would be performed under ultrasound guidance. The lawsuit alleged that the catheter ended up
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