Orthopaedic

Orthopaedic claims – Everything you need to know

What is orthopaedics?

Orthopaedics is a big area of medicine that focuses on the human bones, muscles and joints. Medical negligence in orthopaedics is very common because injuries in these parts of the body can often occur. Orthopaedic surgeons specialise in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of issues in relation to related parts of the body. They can treat issues like broken bones, chronic pains, and knee injuries. It is the medical practitioner’s duty of care to ensure that the patients get the best possible treatments at all times, if they fail to do so, resulting in negligence, the patient may be eligible to claim compensation for their damages. Contact our solicitors now to start a successful claim.

Most common types of orthopaedic treatment

There are many types of medical negligence claims that relate to orthopaedics, however, from our experience, the most common ones include:

  • Hand, shoulder and elbow surgery.
  • Paediatric orthopaedics.
  • Joint reconstruction.
  • Back and spine surgery.
  • Foot and ankle surgery.

If you have suffered any form of negligence in relation to your orthopaedics procedure, we highly advise that you contact one of our experienced solicitors at Solicitors On Your Side Scotland. We will ensure you get the highest possible compensation in the most stress-free and easy way.

Most common types of claims in relation to orthopaedics

There is a variety of medical negligence claims that our experienced medical negligence solicitors can help you with, however, the most common one’s include:

  • Delay in diagnosis, leading to a delay in treatment, which can lead to issues evolving in the future in relation to the condition.
  • Problems with replacement of the hip, knee elbow etc.
  • Performing surgery on the wrong parts of the body.
  • Misdiagnosis of the condition leads to the wrong treatment of the individual.
  • Nerve damage due to negligence of the medical practitioner.

If you have experienced any sort of medical negligence in relation to orthopaedic treatment, we highly advise that you contact one of our experienced solicitors at Solicitors On Your Side, to get the highest possible compensation for your case.

How we can help

As patients, we got the medical practitioner to get the best possible treatment, it is the medical practitioner’s duty of care to ensure that patients get the best possible treatment, and if they fail to do so, you are entitled to claim compensation for the damages that you faced as a consequence of their actions.

We will gather all the necessary evidence so that our case is as strong as possible, enabling you to get the highest possible compensation and get a fair outcome for the trauma you have faced. We will also ensure that your process is as easy and stress-free as possible, making sure that you feel confident to hand over all the hard work to our solicitors.

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