Tag: mesh implants
The new vaginal mesh guidelines that have been put in place following last year’s widespread pause in the NHS have come under heavy criticism already.
All we can say is that we know just how bad it can be for the women whose vaginal mesh procedures fail. We see the impact it has on people when lives can be turned upside down, with complications leaving some women unable to walk or work ever again. We act for women who have suffered horrendous problems, and some complications simply cannot be resolved.
The 2018 NHS pause was a step in the right direction, but the continued use of mesh slings and tapes remains a serious concern.
The Bard mesh recall has not only come into immediate effect, it also comes with the company ceasing production in the European market as well.
C.R. Bard (Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD)) say they’re stopping production of their mesh devices that have been used to treat POP (pelvic organ prolapse) and SUI (stress urinary incontinence).
Announced this month, the recall has been triggered with immediate effect, and healthcare organisations are being directed to take action right away.
We’ve recently been accepting more TVT mesh claims for personal injury compensation. If you have yet to make a vaginal mesh claim, we recommend you speak to us as soon as possible.
We can give you some general guidance in this article. That includes when we may be able to help you and why time may be of the essence. With TVT mesh complications leaving some women with permanent and catastrophic problems, getting the right legal representation is incredibly important.
Make sure you act as soon as you can and don’t suffer in silence.
We wanted to put out some key information for those thinking about making a transvaginal mesh claim for compensation where action has yet to be launched.
We know that the thought of legal proceedings can be scary. The thought of having to instruct a law firm can be worrying.
Can you claim? Will you win? Is it really No Win, No Fee?
To put your mind at ease, this article is designed to cover some key information about what you need to do and what you need to know. It’s important to consider your options sooner rather than later because of the multiple deadlines that can occur in cases like this.
In the UK, there are vaginal mesh lawsuit actions, and some have been going on for quite some time. If you’ve yet to start a case yourself, time may be running out.
We can tell you from experience that there can be some fairly complicated timeframes to claim when it comes to medical product cases and actions. A vaginal mesh lawsuit is no different.
It’s incredibly important that you start a claim for compensation as soon as you can if you’ve suffered with mesh implant problems. If you haven’t started your claim yet, we may be able to help you.
Our specialist medical negligence lawyers can help you claim for hernia mesh compensation today on a No Win, No Fee basis.
We’re already acting for a number of victims who have suffered hernia problems and have asked us to help them claim. With some people suffering permanent and severe complications caused by hernia mesh issues, claiming is important. When something goes wrong, we believe victims should be entitled to justice.
It’s also important to know that you should start your claim as soon as possible to avoid missing important deadlines to claim!
We are very pleased to see that the NHS has finally put a ban on mesh operations as a result of continuing mesh implant problems.
Mesh implant problems have been known for a long time now, and the complications that patients can suffer from are often permanent and incredibly severe. There have been a number of investigations leading to the MHRA previously suggesting that the benefits outweighed the risks of the procedure, before the introduction of guidelines introduced by NICE (The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence). Now, there is a total pause on the procedures altogether in most cases.
We welcome the news as we have been advising people who have suffered mesh implant problems for years.