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Heart Attack Damage To Decrease At Upstate University Hospital With LIFENET

Upstate University Hospital, a 378 bed facility located in Syracuse, New York, recently secured the LIFENET System for use within the hospital. LIFENET is a computerized system that monitors ECG changes in order to reduce treatment time for patients suffering from a heart attack. More specifically, patients suffering from an…

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Syracuse Hospital Negligence Results In Fine For Crouse

Crouse Hospital, a 506 bed facility located in Syracuse, New York, was fined $10,000.00 by the New York State Department of Health for hospital negligence. Specifically, for failing to thoroughly check the background of an employee who sexually assaulted a mentally disabled patient in 2008. In 2008, Crouse Hospital used…

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Failure To Diagnose Preeclampsia Decreases Through Use Of Biomarkers

Preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication affecting 10% of women. It is marked by high blood pressure and proteinuria (protein in the urine). Symptoms usually emerge in the 20th week of pregnancy, and include: headaches, hand and foot swelling (edema), excessive weight gain and, in extreme cases, blindness. Preeclampsia must be…

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Auburn Medical Malpractice Should Decrease With iSuites

A press release issued by Auburn Memorial Hospital advertises that “iSuites” will enhance surgical safety and decreases incidents of medical malpractice and hospital mistakes. According to Scott A. Berlucchi, President/COO of Auburn Memorial Hospital, the new surgical suites will be equipped with specialized lighting booms and television monitors, in order…

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University Hospital Surgery Mistakes and Operation Complications Low Per ACS NSQIP

Syracuse University Hospital was recognized recently by the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program as one of 25 participating hospitals that achieved “exemplary outcomes for surgical patient care.” Good surgical outcomes should mean that University Hospital’s liability for medical malpractice should decline. The National Surgical Quality Program…

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Syracuse Hospital Announces Cardiac Rehabilitation Recertification

St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center, a 431 bed Syracuse hospital, recently announced that its cardiac rehabilitation program received recertification by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACPR). Recertification means that St. Joseph’s Hospital and Health Center met AACPR standards, including: methods for disease management, disease education, risk factor…

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Syracuse Transplant Surgeon Critical Of Online Physician Credentials

Before the internet, it was almost impossible for patients to learn about doctor qualifications, including where a doctor went to medical school, whether a doctor has published articles or performed research in the field, whether a doctor has made a mistake and been sued for medical malpractice and, if so,…

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Failure To Diagnose Gestational Diabetes And Central New York Birth Injuries

Gestational diabetes is a condition where a pregnant woman’s body is unable to make or use enough insulin. Insulin is hormone that causes cells in specific areas of the body, such as the liver, to take up glucose from the blood. Gestational diabetes is very common pregnancy complication. As many…

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Syracuse Failure To Diagnose Lawyers Report Statistics On Misdiagnosis and Delayed Diagnosis

Syracuse-area hospitals and doctors fail to diagnose medical conditions everyday. These failures to diagnose form the basis of lawsuits for medical malpractice and wrongful death. Generally, most failure to diagnose lawsuits arise of out heart attacks, breast cancer, lung cancer, colon cancer and appendicitis. That being said, there are thousands…

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