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We represented a 39-year old gentleman who presented to his primary care physician with signs and symptoms of an infection. A blood culture was necessary to diagnose and treat his infection, but it was not done. Instead, the doctor diagnosed our client with pneumonia instead of the blood-borne bacterial infection that he had. When the patient reported to the emergency department weeks later in significant distress, testing revealed that our client had bacterial endocarditis, an infection involving the heart. The failure to make the diagnosis earlier and to give antibiotics earlier allowed the infection to progress to the point that our client suffered a cardiorespiratory arrest, and required open heart surgery to implant an artifical heart valve and a pacemaker. He will need lifetime treatment with blood thinners, and cardiac monitoring.
Awarded: $1,050,000.00
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