Medical malpractice takes many forms, including:

• Misdiagnosis or Delayed Diagnosis – A misdiagnosed or undiagnosed illness can cause severe harm or death, particularly in cases involving cancer, heart attacks, or strokes.
• Surgical Mistakes – Operating on the wrong body part, leaving surgical tools inside a patient, or performing unnecessary procedures are common examples of surgical malpractice.
• Medication Errors – This can include prescribing the wrong drug, incorrect dosages, or harmful drug interactions.
• Birth Injuries – Mistakes during labor or delivery can result in permanent disabilities, such as cerebral palsy or nerve damage.
• Anesthesia Errors – Improper administration of anesthesia can lead to brain damage, organ failure, or death.
• Failure to Treat – A patient may be diagnosed correctly but denied appropriate treatment, worsening their condition.
• Hospital-Acquired Infections – Texas hospitals must maintain strict sanitation, yet preventable infections remain a serious concern.
• Failure to Monitor – If a patient’s condition is not properly monitored, complications such as respiratory failure, strokes, or internal bleeding can occur.

If you suspect that medical negligence played a role in your injuries or a loved one’s death, a Dallas medical malpractice lawyer can help you hold healthcare providers accountable and secure the justice you deserve.