Experienced North Carolina Medical Malpractice Representation
A brain aneurysm occurs when the blood vessel walls weaken, creating a bulge that if allowed to grow, can burst under pressure. The timely diagnosis of a cerebral aneurysm can save the life of a patient and doctors are trained to recognize symptoms of aneurysms during examinations. The misdiagnosis of those symptoms can result in avoidable catastrophic or fatal brain injuries.
At the Karney Law Firm, in Charlotte, I have represented medical malpractice victims and their families in North and South Carolina for more than 30 years. If your loved one has been harmed by the misdiagnosis of a brain aneurysm or other brain condition, I can give you an honest assessment of your case and your chances of success in a malpractice lawsuit. Talking with an experienced attorney like me is the first step in recovering the damages that you deserve.
Common Symptoms and the Misdiagnosis of Brain Aneurysms
As the blood vessels supplying the brain continue to weaken, many common symptoms can alert doctors to a brain aneurysm. These symptoms may include:
- Severe headache
- Localized head or neck pain
- Bleeding or leaks
- Blurred or double vision
- Light sensitivity
- Nausea and vomiting
Unfortunately, if doctors and other medical professionals either ignore these symptoms, or otherwise fail to properly and timely diagnosis an aneurysm, it can have catastrophic results. Protect your family by speaking with the Karney Law Firm about your rights.
Learn More Information About Brain Aneurysm Misdiagnosis
In more than three decades of practice, I have built a strong track record for obtaining the compensation that clients deserve for medical care, pain and suffering and other expenses related to the misdiagnosis of brain aneurysms.
Contact the Karney Law Firm to schedule a free consultation to discuss your situation with a lawyer. Call toll free statewide at 888-855-3504 or locally at 704-315-2623. If your case is not won or settled, you pay nothing.
