Birth Injuries | Attorneys: Bruce Kehoe, Emily Chimenti
Newborn Suffers Hypoglycemic Brain Injury
A newborn began to suffer from hypoglycemia, which was not recognized by the pediatricians attending to the child. Ultimately, the child suffered from neonatal hypoglycemic brain injury with resulting epilepsy, seizures, and visual impairment. After settlement with qualified healthcare providers, litigation ensued with the Patient Compensation Fund and ultimately an additional settlement was garnered.
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