CANCER DIAGNOSIS ERRORS

Pittsburgh Medical Negligence Lawyers

At Frischman & Rizza, P.C., our dedicated team of medical malpractice attorneys understands the profound impact that cancer misdiagnosis can have on individuals and their loved ones. If you or someone you care about has suffered personal injury or wrongful death due to a diagnosis error, our experienced lawyers are here to protect your rights.

We have a wealth of knowledge and expertise in handling cases related to cancer misdiagnosis, and we are committed to holding negligent healthcare providers accountable for their actions. When you choose our firm, you can trust that we will meticulously review your case, leaving no stone unturned.

If you are considering filing a medical malpractice lawsuit in Pennsylvania, we are here to guide you through the legal process. Our compassionate attorneys will provide you with sound advice and inform you about your available options. Should we determine that you have a valid claim, we will tirelessly advocate on your behalf to secure the just and fair financial compensation you deserve.

We understand the urgency of your situation, which is why we offer free consultations. Don't hesitate to reach out to our law firm today to schedule a consultation with our experienced team. Together, we will fight for justice and ensure that your voice is heard.

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Commonly Misdiagnosed Conditions

• Cervical cancer
• Lung cancer
• Breast cancer
• Ovarian cancer
  
• Prostate cancer
• Testicular cancer
• Heart attacks
• Brain bleeds (subdural hematomas)
• Bowel perforations
• Bowel obstructions
• Pulmonary embolism
• Meningitis
• Stroke
• Aortic dissection
  

Pennsylvania Cancer Diagnosis Error Law Firm

Misdiagnosis, especially in cases of cancer, can have devastating and far-reaching consequences. One glaring example is the mislabeling of tissue samples, leading to incorrect cancer diagnoses or overlooking the presence of cancer altogether. The impact of such misdiagnoses extends beyond the emotional turmoil it inflicts upon patients. Those who receive a false cancer diagnosis often undergo unnecessary and harmful treatments, enduring physical pain and financial burdens. Conversely, individuals wrongly informed that they are cancer-free are left with a false sense of security, allowing the disease to progress undetected and untreated. This kind of misdiagnosis can exacerbate the patient's condition and, in tragic cases, even lead to a painful demise due to delayed or inadequate treatment.

According to the Institute of Medicine, preventable medical errors claim the lives of 98,000 Americans annually, with misdiagnoses, delayed diagnoses, and failure to diagnose being significant contributors. Various factors contribute to these misdiagnoses, including physician errors, breakdowns in communication among healthcare providers, and errors in diagnostic reporting and interpretation. It is disheartening to note that many of the misdiagnosed diseases, including cancer, are treatable if detected accurately and promptly. In cases where a misdiagnosis is the result of healthcare provider negligence or a failure to meet the appropriate standard of care, legal recourse is available through a medical malpractice lawsuit. Our dedicated team of medical malpractice attorneys is well-versed in these matters and can provide guidance, answer your questions, and assess whether a cancer misdiagnosis has occurred in your specific case.

Contact Our Pittsburgh Medical Negligence Attorneys

If you or someone you care about has experienced harm due to a medical misdiagnosis, we encourage you to reach out to our office for a complimentary consultation. At Frischman & Rizza, P.C., our team of medical negligence attorneys is equipped to assess the details of your case and determine if a medical misdiagnosis has indeed taken place. We are dedicated to safeguarding your rights and will provide you with comprehensive advice accordingly. Depending on the specific circumstances surrounding your claim, you may have the opportunity to seek compensation for various aspects, including medical expenses, future medical costs, lost wages, and the physical and emotional distress endured.