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New York Premature Birth Injury Report Card: March of Dimes Grade “D”

“More than 31,000 babies were born prematurely last year,” said Syracuse birth injury lawyer Michael A. Bottar, Esq., an attorney with Syracuse-based Bottar Law, PLLC, a team of attorneys representing families throughout New York who have a baby diagnosed with a disability after being born early. “That means that 12%…

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Upstate Cerebal Palsy Offers Inclusive Preschool In Utica New York

Upstate Cerebral Palsy, a private not-for-profit based in Utica, New York, recently announced the availability of inclusive preschool programs through six New Discoveries Learning Centers in Utica, Barneveld, Rome, Chadwicks and Clinton. Inclusive preschool programs usually consist of 3-5 year old children, half of whom are typically developing and half…

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Birth At Night Increases Cerebral Palsy Risk From Baby Brain Injury In Syracuse New York

Syracuse birth injury lawyer Michael A. Bottar, Esq., an attorney with Bottar Law, PLLC, a team of New York cerebral palsy attorneys, reports that the findings of a new study suggest that children born at night are at greater risk for being diagnosed with “neonatal encephalopathy,” “Neonatal encephalopathy is a…

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Syracuse DePuy ASR Hip Recall Lawyers Encourage New York Implant Recipients Not To Sign Medical Release

On August 24, 2010, DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc., a company owned by Johnson & Johnson, issued a recall for its ASR XL Acetabular System and its DePuy ASR Hip Resurfacing System because of higher than average revision rates, discussed in detail here on our website, and in our blog post entitled…

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Premature Birth Injury Topic Of New York Cerebral Palsy Conferences In Syracuse, Binghamton and Watertown

Premature birth is a very serious problem because preemies are at high risk for permanent disability, including lung disease, cerebral palsy, blindness and deafness. According to Anthony S. Bottar, a Syracuse birth injury lawyer representing New York children diagnosed with cerebral palsy following a complicated labor and delivery, “approximately 10%…

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Syracuse Birth Injury Lawyers Secure Nearly $9,000,000.00 In Lifetime Compensation for Baby Diagnosed With Cerebral Palsy

Bottar Law, PLLC partners Edward S. Leone and Anthony S. Bottar recently resolved a Syracuse birth injury lawsuit for $3,250,000.00 which, after investment in annuities, will provide the plaintiffs with nearly $9,000,000.00 in compensation should the infant plaintiff live to age 74. Like most of the Firm’s New York birth…

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New York C-Section Lawyer Review Of Rising Surgery Rate To Prevent Syracuse Birth Injury

We frequently blog about labor and delivery complications, including precipitate delivery, gestational diabetes and preeclampsia, and placenta accrete. Each can lead to serious injury to a baby, such as cerebral palsy. Some Syracuse labor and delivery complications can be avoided if a baby is delivered by cesarean section (c-section), rather…

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Heart Attack Misdiagnosis In Syracuse New York To Decline With Nuclear Imaging

The American College of Cardiology Foundation and the American Heart Association recently announced guidelines for the use of nuclear imaging to diagnose and manage heart failure. According to Syracuse misdiagnosis lawyer Michael A. Bottar, an attorney with Bottar Law, PLLC, a Syracuse medical malpractice and catastrophic injury law firm, a…

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Failure To Diagnose Colon Cancer In Syracuse New York To Decrease With Cologuard sDNA Test

According to a recent clinical trial, the newly developed Cologuard sDNA test is better at detecting colon cancer than current non-invasive tests such as the fecal occult blood test. Researchers report that the sDNA test identified 64% of pre-cancerous polyps and 85% of full-blown cancers. The test measures altered DNA…

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Delayed Diagnosis of Lung Cancer in Syracuse New York Linked To Medical Malpractice

According to a recent study published by the National Cancer Institute, a large number of primary care doctors, also known as internists, do not know whether low-dose spiral computerized tomography (LDCT) screening is effective in identifying lung cancer in asymptomatic patients. Most (67%) of the doctors who participated in the…

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