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Orthopaedic Injury

If you have suffered an injury due to medical negligence during an orthopaedic procedure, you may be able to make an orthopaedic injury claim. The highly experienced team of solicitors at Lanyon Bowdler can assist you in the event you wish to complain or seek compensation.

For legal advice on making an orthopaedic injury compensation claim please contact Paula Nash, Head of Clinical Negligence or one of her team on 0800 954 9936.

Common Orthopaedic Injuries

Orthopaedics is the branch of surgery concerned with conditions involving the musculoskeletal system, thus orthopaedic injury claims often stem from an instance of clinical negligence during one of the following procedures:

• Knee Surgery
• Knee Replacement
• Hip Replacement
• Hip Resurfacing
• Shoulder Surgery
• Hand Surgery
• Ankle Surgery
• Arm Surgery
• Leg Surgery
• Foot Surgery

Clinical negligence claims relating to orthopaedic injuries are common. Orthopaedic procedures are usually performed by orthopaedic surgeons, who are trained to deal with problems that develop in the bones, joints, and ligaments of the human body; despite their years of training, orthopaedic surgeons and nurses sometimes fail to diagnose, manage or treat fractures efficiently, resulting in unnecessary pain and suffering for the patient.

Contact Lanyon Bowdler

As specialists in orthopaedic injury compensation claims, the team at Lanyon Bowdler regularly help the victims of medical and clinical negligence claim the financial compensation they deserve.

If you believe that you have suffered an injury or experienced problems after undergoing orthopaedic surgery and you think it may be due to medical negligence, please contact us.

For a free consultation to discuss a potential orthopaedic injury compensation claim complete our enquiry form or call 0800 954 9936.

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