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X-Ray Leads to Medical Malpractice Case

By Steven M. Levin and John J. Perconti

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A jury awarded a man?s widow after deciding that a man had died due to medical malpractice. A hospital failed to read a man?s x-ray which would have allegedly prevented him from having an aortic aneurysm. The widow won $2.185 million for the medical malpractice. Protocol at the hospital was for the emergency room physician to review the x-rays before sending them to a radiologist. According to the complaint, this never happened which led to medical malpractice.

Read more about the medical malpractice case here.

Full post as published by Illinois Medical Malpractice Blog on May 23, 2009 (boomark / email).

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