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Lawsuit Settles For $3.8 Million After Man’s Death | Deltona Medical Malpractice Attorney
A 45-year-old man died in 2007 after undergoing surgery to remove a tumor. The man died only days after the surgery to remove the benign tumor from his heart. The lawsuit alleged the man’s doctors failed to properly diagnose the patient after he showed signs of shock following surgery. The negligence resulted in the patient not receiving proper treatment, resulting in his death.
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