________ FOR ________ Medical Malpractice – Surgeon negligence – Alleged negligence of surgeon and assistant surgeon performing subtotal hysterectomy who reportedly improperly clamped, cut, and transected left ureter – Loss of kidney.

$________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Ob/Gyn negligence – Hysterectomy and Bilateral salipingo-oopherectomy performed during surgery to remove uterine fibroid – Surgical menopause experienced by 48-year old ________ – Alleged psychiatric depression.

________ VERDICT – Medical Malpractice Negligence – Urology – Lack of informed consent – ________ alleged that her ovaries were removed during a vaginal hysterectomy when she did not agree to the removal, and did not give informed consent.

________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – OB/GYN – ________ DOCTOR LEAVES SURGICAL THREAD IN ________ DURING HYSTERECTOMY – FAILURE TO PROPERLY DETECT THAT THREAD WAS LEFT INSIDE ________ – PHYSICAL AND EMOTIONAL PAIN AND SUFFERING.

________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Surgery – ________ ligates the ________ ureter during hysterectomy procedure performed by ________ – ________ doctors fail to timely diagnose the ligation post-operatively – Failure to properly perform surgery/failure to provide proper post-operative care – Corrective surgery – Ureter and bladder injury – Incontinence.

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – Medical Malpractice – Radiology negligence – Failure to timely diagnose ovarian cancer – Negligent reading of ultrasound – Radical abdominal surgery for stage III ovarian cancer with metastasis

________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Ob/gyn negligence – Alleged negligent performance of laparoscopic hysterectomy – Hole in bladder – Vessico-vaginal fistula – Permanent urinary incontinence despite surgery – Informed consent

$________ RECOVERY – Medical Malpractice – Ob/Gyn – Surgery – ________ ob/gyn negligently sutures ureters after bladder tear occurs during vaginal hysterectomy – Physician negligently fails to determine that ureters were closed even when he looked in bladder with a scope while searching for a missing sponge – Kidney damage and frequent urinary tract infections.

$________ VERDICT – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – OB/GYN – NEGLIGENT PERFORMANCE OF HYSTERECTOMY – BLADDER LEAK – SEPSIS – RENAL FAILURE – ADDITIONAL SURGERY REQUIRED – DAMAGES ONLY

$________ RECOVERY – Medical Malpractice – Ob/Gyn – Surgery – Bladder negligently sutured to vaginal cuff at conclusion of total abdominal hysterectomy – Vaginal injury – Bladder injury – Vessico-vaginal fistula – Need for four subsequent surgeries – Extended bed rest causes DVT and pulmonary embolism that is treated medically.