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Surgical Mesh Implant Claims

Surgical Mesh Implant Claims

Surgical mesh implants have been used to treat women with Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI). These permanent implants are designed to support the bladder and other organs. Grounds for claim includes improper surgical technique, inadequate patient information on risks or incorrect mesh choice.

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There are various forms of complication which may arise following this type of procedure. Examples include bleeding, chronic pain, nerve damage, infections and psychiatric impact.

We have helped numerous patients claim compensation for such negligence, using our experience and expertise to make it as smooth a process as possible.

At P.A. Duffy, we specialise in representing clients who have suffered medical negligence. Our expert team ensures the highest quality service to acquire the appropriate level of compensation based on your case. We pride ourselves on providing excellent client care and utilising our experience to provide expert legal advice. 

If you have been affected and wish to speak to a member of our team, please get in touch via the following channels 

  • Call us on 01 533 7860(ROI) / 028 8772 2102(NI) 

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FAQs

I think I have a case – how long do I have to initiate a claim?

In the Republic of Ireland, you have a two year statutory timeframe from the date of incident to bring a case in medical negligence. For minors, the statutory timeframe begins on their 18th birthday.

What will I receive compensation for in a case of this nature?

Compensation will be awarded based on your current condition and prognosis as well as the extent of the injury suffered. Usually, compensation is awarded for example for psychiatric injury, physical injury, prolonged stay in hospital, requirement of further surgery, loss of amenity and reduction in quality of life and care costs.

How long will my case take to resolve?

Medical negligence cases are complex and require input from several different medical experts and advice from legal Counsel. A realistic timeframe for a medical negligence case would be ranging from two to four years.

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