Medical Devices
Each year billions of dollars are spent on creating and manufacturing medical devices. The rapid growth of this industry has enabled numerous Americans from Chicago to San Francisco to improve their health and quality of life. But what happens when the medical device you rely on is defective? The results can be devastating and even result in death.
Medical device failures can arise from any type of medical device being used, from a pacemaker, stent, or dialysis machines. Below are some devices that have recently been recalled by the manufacturer:
- Guidant Corp. pacemaker and defibrillator
- Medtronic implantable infusion pumps (Neuromodulation SynchroMed EL, SynchroMed II, and IsoMed)
- Boston Scientific NexStent Monorial, Carotid Stent and Delivery System
- Sunrise Medical Quickie Power Wheelchairs
If you or someone you love, has been seriously injured or died because of a defective medical device, you may be entitled to compensation from the company who manufactured this product.
Kreisman Law Offices, located in the heart of Chicago, has been helping individuals receive justice because of defective medical devices for over 30 years. Our personal injury attorneys assist individuals who have been injured by defective medical devices such as pacemakers, defibrillators, defective stents, and other devices causing infections and death.
If you would like to speak to one of our attorneys regarding health problems caused by an implanted pacemaker, defibrillator or other medical devices, please do not hesitate to call us 24 hours a day at (312) 346-0045 or toll free (800) 583-8002 for a free and immediate consultation, or complete a contact form online.
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