$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – PATHOLOGY – FAILURE TO TIMELY DIAGNOSE UTERINE CANCER.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY Medical malpractice - Ob/Gyn - Improper dilation and curettage procedure - Asherman's Syndrome - ________ undergoes hysterectomy in order to alleviate chronic uterine pain.

________ verdict - Medical Negligence - A patient believed her Ob-Gyn had removed a deceased fetus from her womb via a D & C procedure, only to pass the nearly intact fetus naturally at home a week after the D & C

________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice - Alleged failure to remove products of conception during a dilation and curettage following a miscarriage - Continued bleeding necessitates further D&Cs and thermal ablation which renders mother of two children sterile.

Verdict: ________ verdict - Bowel Perforations Deemed Not Negligent by Jury

Verdict: $________ - Hysterectomy Patient Receives Large Award for Post-Op Complications

________ VERDICT Medical malpractice - Alleged negligence during D&C procedure resulting in perforation of uterus and small intestine - Peritonitis - Exploratory laparotomy.

________ VERDICT Medical malpractice - Ob/Gyn - Negligent follow-up on dilation and curettage - The ________ alleged that the ________ performed a D & C procedure and neglected to follow-up and confirm that the pregnancy was terminated - The ________ gave birth seven months later to unwanted but completely healthy child.

Verdict: $________ plus an additional $________ to settle the claim for pre - Excessive Scraping of Uterus Leads to Verdict Against OB/GYN

$________ VERDICT - MEDICAL MALPRACTICE - FAILURE TO INFORM ________ OF POSSIBLE ECTOPIC PREGNANCY - RUPTURE OF FALLOPIAN TUBE - DESTRUCTION OF REMAINING FALLOPIAN TUBE DURING EMERGENCY SURGERY - INFERTILITY - DAMAGES CAPPED BY HIGH/LOW AGREEMENT.