Sentences with phrase «oxygen deprivation due»

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They told us that the life expectancy would probably have been two years, and we could already see that she was already having contractions from the cerebral palsy she had sustained due to the oxygen deprivation.

I consider MRCS my best chance for an «excellent birth outcome» considering that it practically eliminates the possibility of fetal birth injuries due to things like shoulder dystocia, cord prolapse, and oxygen deprivation during labor (which is very common).

Since most of these deaths are due to oxygen deprivation in labor, it is not unexpected that the risk brain damage is also dramatically increased.

We were warned that he might suffer from some learning or behavioral issues as he gets older due to his early oxygen deprivation.

She still has to live with the fact that he suffered from oxygen deprivation, and if he turns out to have any learning disabilities she will have to wonder if it is due to his birth.

We represent people who have suffered any type of injury or illness due to failure to diagnose or misdiagnosis, from cancer to heart disease / hypertension to infection to the consequences of hypoxia (oxygen deprivation).

When a person is unconscious and has been under water, there are often serious effects on the brain, due to the deprivation of oxygen.

Brain injuries due to oxygen deprivation may also be caused by the negligent administration of medications during labor and delivery.

The most common form of debilitating injury that can happen to a baby due to oxygen deprivation is cerebral palsy, which affects about 200,000 infants annually.

We represent parents of children injured during birth, due to oxygen deprivation, undetected fetal distress and many other forms of medical negligence.

Cerebral palsy can be triggered by maternal infections that affect the fetus prior to birth, it can result due to oxygen deprivation during birth, or as a result of a stroke or infection in a young infant.

If your child sustained brain damage from an oxygen deprivation incident due to the negligence of a caretaker or other party, that party could be held liable for your child's injuries in a Massachusetts personal injury lawsuit.

If left untreated this can lead to coma and then death — usually due to hypoxia (oxygen deprivation).