Bard Powerport Catheter Lawsuit
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The degradation of Bard PowerPort implantable port devices has led to pain and suffering for many individuals and, in some extreme cases, even severe injury and death. Partnering with other firms nationwide, Phillips Law Group is pursuing litigation against Bard and other defendants for defective implanted port catheters including the Bard PowerPort, and we urge you to contact us if you or a loved one has been affected.
Bard PowerPort catheters are implanted below the skin to make it easier for medical professionals to deliver medication and fluids directly to the bloodstream. But some patients have suffered from injury in cases where the device didn’t function properly, or in instances in which structural degradation led to the catheter fracturing or migrating. In certain cases, individuals could potentially develop severe infections resulting in sepsis and even death.
Bard PowerPort complications include catheter dislocation – with some fractures resulting in necessary surgery to remove the broken pieces – pneumothorax, catheter-related thrombosis, and catheter associated bacteremia.
Manufacturers have known for years that Barium Sulfate, which the Bard PowerPort implantable port catheters are made from, causes structural degradation of the catheter. Degradation of the catheter material can create pores with the potential to hold bacteria, leading to severe infection or death.
At Phillips Law Group, we believe over 20 percent of these Bard PowerPort devices are defective and causing unnecessary pain to many people who are already dealing with other serious medical issues – and that Bard has known about problems with these ports for decades. Instead of fixing the issues, they’ve put profit ahead of people who suffered gravely as a result. If you believe you or a loved one has been impacted by this issue, we want to help.
If a Bard PowerPort implantable port injured you or a family member, you may be able to pursue a Bard PowerPort catheter lawsuit and potentially receive compensation.
Please contact Phillips Law Group for a free consultation to learn more about your potential legal options. Your first case evaluation with our team is free – you owe us nothing unless we move forward with a case and you recover compensation for your pain and suffering.
Please call us at 602-222-2222 or fill out the form on this page to contact us to learn more about your potential eligibility for a Bard PowerPort implantable port lawsuit. We are dedicated to fighting for justice for our clients and are available to discuss your situation with you today to see how we can assist you ASAP.
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How Are Bard PowerPorts Used for Chemotherapy?
Bard PowerPort implanted port catheters are often implanted in cancer patients who need radiation therapy for treatment. They can be used in chemotherapy for various cancers including lung, breast, stomach, pancreatic, esophageal, liver, gallbladder, and colon cancer, or for treating Hodgkin or Non-Hodgkin lymphoma, leukemia, multiple myeloma, and more.
If you have suffered from any of those cancers or were treated for another condition and Bard PowerPorts were used in your treatment, and you ended up with complications from a defective catheter, please contact our office to see if we can help.
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What Other Treatments Are Bard PowerPorts Used For?
A Bard PowerPort implantable port device can be used in patients who need the devices for frequent blood transfusions, blood draws, antibiotic treatments, other IV treatments, and more.
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Injuries Caused by Bard PowerPort Catheters.
Injuries, infections, and other complications caused by Bard PowerPorts can include but are not limited to:
● Catheter dislocation resulting in fracture
● Blood infections
● Cardiac punctures
● Organ or tissue perforation
● Pneumothorax
● Hematomas
● Hemorrhage
● Catheter-related thrombosis
● Catheter-associated bacteremia
● Lacerated blood vessels
● Necrosis (death of body tissue)
● Pericardial tamponade
● Pulmonary embolism
● …and more
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Who Can File a Bard PowerPort Lawsuit?
If you received medical treatment that involved the use of a Bard PowerPort implantable port and suffered complications that you believe are related to the use of the device, you may qualify to make a Bard PowerPort lawsuit claim.
Bard has an approximate 70 percent share of the implanted port catheter market with a failure rate of at least 20 percent. However, we urge you to please contact us if you dealt with medical issues following the use of other implanted catheter devices as well.
If you suffered from any of the complications previously listed on this page as being linked to the use of Bard PowerPort catheters, including port fractures, blood clot complications such as a pulmonary embolism, an infection post-90 days from the implantation of the device, or other issues, please get in touch with our firm. You may be eligible to file a lawsuit and hold the manufacturer of these port catheter devices accountable.
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How Much Does a Bard PowerPort Implantable Port Lawyer Cost?
If you or a loved one has been impacted after using a Bard PowerPort catheter, please contact Phillips Law Group for assistance with your legal options.
Our firm is committed to advocating for people who need help with a personal injury case, including those who have been harmed due to defective or dangerous medical devices. We handle cases on a contingency basis, which means we do not require money upfront and do not get paid unless we win your case.
There is no risk in giving our team a call to talk about your legal options in a free, no obligation consultation. Your information will remain confidential, and we are available to contact 24 hours a day, seven days a week via the form on this page to start the process of discussing your situation.
Please contact Phillips Law Group to see how we can help you with a Bard PowerPort implantable port lawsuit today.
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