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home > FAQs > How Do Doctors Amputate The Wrong Limb?

How do doctors amputate the wrong limb?

Hospitals are extremely busy places, and when medical professionals do not make a special effort to be attentive and careful, accidents can take place. One such accident is wrong site surgery. If a patient needs to have a limb amputated or operated on and this body part has an identical match (such as an arm, leg, or kidney), it is possible for a careless or negligent surgeon to amputate the wrong limb.

If you have been the unfortunate victim of a wrong site surgery or amputation, you absolutely deserve to be compensated for the pain and suffering that you have been forced to endure. For the legal representation you need, contact the Philadelphia medical malpractice attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C. today at 215-238-1130.

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