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Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) is used to diagnose and manage certain conditions of the liver, pancreas, and gallbladder, including cancer and gallstones.

The combination of X-ray and endoscopy is a significant achievement in medical technology, but like any technology, ERCP only works when used correctly and at the right time. Some doctors misdiagnose patients and then perform unnecessary ERCPs. Other doctors correctly diagnose a condition but make careless mistakes during the procedure.

Our team specializes in addressing such issues. If you suspect a doctor ordered or administered your ERCP procedure unnecessarily or carelessly, please contact us online or at (888) 726-6735 to schedule your free consultation.

Be Informed

About ERCP

If your physician has suggested an ERCP, we advise you to learn everything you can about the procedure, its risks, and the alternatives that may be available for you. Life-threatening complications can arise from an ERCP procedure. If you or a loved one has suffered health complications from an ERCP procedure, you must know your legal rights.

ERCP

Procedure

Endoscopic retrogade cholangiopanccreatography, or ERCP, is a medical procedure used to diagnose and trear certain afflictions of the liver, pancreas and gallbladder.

ERCP

Alternatives

Several ERCP alternatives may provide the same diagnostic capabilities as an ERCP procedure.

ERCP

Rights

Misdiagnosis, failure to inform of a less invasive ERCP alternative, or intestine perforation are several unfortunate ERCP malpractice cases that arise daily.

Complications

from an ERCP

ERCP patients can suffer significant complications and even death as a result of a negligent or inexperienced physician. A misdiagnosis, the availability of an alternative and less invasive test, or the accidental perforation of the wall of the intestine during the procedure are among the countless unfortunate medical malpractice situations that arise daily from an ERCP. Complications and mistakes such as these require the expertise of an accomplished and dedicated medical malpractice attorney.

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How do I know if I have a case?

The most substantial medical malpractice cases arise when the ERCP procedure is unnecessary and unreasonable. Often, physicians may suggest an ERCP to investigate potential issues like gallstones or cancer. However, there are instances where patients exhibit clean scans, indicating no presence of cancer or stones, and lack any subjective symptoms. Under such circumstances, proceeding with an ERCP, which poses risks of severe complications, including potentially fatal pancreatitis, would be considered unnecessary and unreasonable.

Malpractice claims can also stem from improper execution of the ERCP test, leading to perforations, oversedation, and other issues. While minor errors may occur even under optimal techniques, the determination of malpractice hinges on the severity of harm and the context of the error.

Malpractice claims can also stem from improper execution of the ERCP test…

What should I do

if I have a complications from an ERCP procedure?

If you suspect malpractice occurred at any point in the ERCP procedure, from diagnosis to postop, it’s crucial to get a second opinion as soon as possible. The faster you get an accurate diagnosis, the more options you may have for treatment. We understand that you may not know what to do or where to turn when you realize that you’ve been misdiagnosed. You can start by doing the following.

Our empathetic legal team is prepared to support you through each step, ensuring your privacy and dignity are respected throughout the legal journey.

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(888) 726-6735

Seek immediate medical attention if you are experiencing any of the following:

1.

Switch Your Medical Provider By Requesting A Referral
Request a referral from your existing doctor to obtain a second opinion on your initial diagnosis. A referral might be necessary to change doctors while retaining insurance coverage or to consult a specialized provider.
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Request your medical records
You have the right to your medical records. Review these records meticulously for any errors or missing information. Ensure you make copies of all documents and store them securely.
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3.

Consult with a medical malpractice lawyer
A knowledgeable medical malpractice lawyer can clarify whether your situation qualifies as malpractice. If you have a case, they’ll advocate on your behalf, fighting for your best interests and full compensation.
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Compensation you maybe entitled to

in an ERCP lawsuit

Below is a brief overview of some areas for potential compensation.

This is compensation for the human damages suffered due to medical negligence. Recovery can be sought for the damage sustained in the past and the expected future harm for the rest of your life.

Payment of current and future medical bills including hospitalization, surgical procedures, counseling, cosmetic surgery, physical therapy, occupational therapy, prescriptions and on-going medical care may be awarded.

You may be eligible to receive compensation for past and future lost wages, as well as compensation if you need to be re-trained into a new occupation.

You may be eligible to receive compensation for past and future lost wages, as well as compensation if you need to be re-trained into a new occupation.

Call now for your free consultation

If you believe a doctor ordered or performed your or your loved one’s ERCP procedure unnecessarily or carelessly, please reach out to us! We look forward to hearing from you.

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