Being a doctor means also being human. Humans unfortunately do make mistakes.<\/p>\n
The problem with doctors making mistakes, even though they are human, is that their mistakes may have very serious ramifications to a patient; serious enough to alter or take their lives. This is, by and large, the major reason why \u201cfailure to diagnose\u201d lawsuits are quite common. If there was injury to a patient, that doctor could be found guilty of medical malpractice in court later thanks to a Cleveland medical malpractice lawyer<\/a>.<\/p>\n Typically, most failure to diagnose med mal suits are the result of the physician not correctly diagnosing a disease; something that moves fast and may have drastic consequences, like necrotizing fasciitis or meningitis. Necrotizing fasciitis can look and mimic cellulitis and meningitis, being the sneaky disease that it is, and can manifest in two ways: bacterial or viral meningitis.<\/p>\n Bacterial meningitis and necrotizing fasciitis move fast, take no prisoners (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Being a doctor means also being human. Humans unfortunately do make mistakes. The problem with doctors making mistakes, even though they are human, is that their mistakes may have very serious ramifications to a patient; serious enough to alter or…<\/span><\/p>\n