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She dies the following morning due to sepsis from the aortic graft infection.
After three days, he was transferred to a hospice and dies from severe sepsis from the pressure ulcer.
In the neonatal intensive care unit, the baby was found to have a positive sepsis screening, an elevated white blood cell count, intra-amniotic infection, and inflammation of the umbilical cord connective tissue.
She developed a postoperative fever, an elevated white blood cell count, sepsis, progressive blood loss, urinary tract infection, and a compressed nerve in the spine.
More Malpractice Claim Information Another abdominal aortic aneurysm case filed in 2018 Read about another case filed in Maryland in 2017 involving aortic aneurysms where a woman contracts sepsis due to an aortic graft infection Another failure to diagnose lawsuits ...
More Malpractice Claim Information A case filed against Holy Cross in 2016 alleging negligence regarding a fall that the plaintiff endured Another case filed against Holy Cross regarding emergency room malpractice in diagnosing sepsis Sample verdicts and settlements in hospital ...
More Malpractice Claim Information Read about a case filed in 2016 alleging wrongful death due to misdiagnosis of an aortic dissection Similar cases filed in 2017: A failure to diagnose the rupture of an aortic aneurysm case, filed in Dorchester ...
County A Baltimore City case against Heritage Harbor after a man dies from sepsis A case in Howard County filed after a woman fractures her hip at the facility
More Malpractice Claim Information Other malpractice cases filed against Mercy Medical Center in 2017: A case alleging a woman suffered a mesenteric artery tear during a colonoscopy A surgical malpractice case filed in March A failure to diagnose sepsis case ...
Upon arrival, he is diagnosed with respiratory distress, neonatal pneumonia, and possible sepsis.
