HERNIA - MESH

The Law Firm of Tatum & Atkinson, PLLC is investigating cases where mesh to correct Hernias has failed. Hernias are a relatively common problem that for many requires surgery to alleviate daily pain, discomfort and other symptoms. Unfortunately, some who were promised a solution by having hernia mesh implanted to repair the hernia instead found themselves facing potential infections, mesh removal and more surgeries.

If you were given Physiomesh made by Johnson and Johnson's subsiduary Ethicon and C-QUR mesh products including for from Composix, Kugel or mesh patches made by C.R. Bard subsidiary's Davol or any C.R. Bard product made of Marlex prlypropylene please call us to discuss your situation.

Whether implanted laparoscopically or through open surgery, mesh devices are commonly used to strengthen weakened or damaged tissue in hernia repair procedures. The devices are believed to minimize time spent in surgery as well as recovery. If defective, however, they can cause severe complications.

Hernia mesh made of non-absorbable Marlex polypropylene may cause the following injury including:

Mesh removal and other surgeries related to the original mesh
Adhesions
Bacterial infections
Mesh migration
Obstructions
Pain
Swelling

Unfortunately, some hernia mesh complications may be so severe that they cause death.

If you were injured by a defective Hernia Mesh product please call Tatum & Atkinson, PLLC - The Heavy Hitters Today at 1-800-LAW-0804.

Hernia - Mesh

HERNIA - MESH

WE CAN HELP!

Office Location

Menu