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Re: how to find a lawyer for the spinal cord stimulator
Posted by Deb Brinker on 1/23/08
I cannot find an attorney to take my case. Can anyone tell me what kind of attorney to look for and if there are any attorneys in Michigan. I have talked to two Medical product liability attorneys and they will not take my case. Please e-mail me with suggestions. Thank-you, Deb On 1/22/08, Ann Clark wrote: > On 1/18/08, sheryl wrote: >> had spinal cord stimulator put in. was promised it would >> work. pain was increased greatly. had to have it >> removed. still have lots of pain in battery site area >> along with sensation type pains along my spine area. >> anyone else with this sort of problem > > Re: Medtronics Implantable Stimulator Trouble - My husband > recently had to undergo a re-surgery of a Medtronics pain > stimulator and is now in more pain than before. He had had > multiple back surgeries; still had pain in hip and down leg > and neuropathy from damaged nerves. The trial stimulator was > wonderful. No pain for the first time in years. They then > surgically implanted the permanent one. It did eliminate the > pain in the hip and leg and another place where he was having > pain and helped the neuropathy some but had excruciating new > pain in the left side about kidney area. As they increased > the pain stimulator, that pain was intensified. They decided > the lead had rolled over into the canal and was resting on a > nerve. The pain continued even with the stimulator turned > off. They then waited two weeks and had another operation to > put different leads in. This was one week ago, they did not > turn on until today. He now not only has his pain back in his > hip and leg but a jolting if turns or leans back. I do not > understand why the trial was great and so much trouble with > the implant. I called the Medtronics rep and didn't get much > help. Will keep you posted. Ann
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