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ERBS PALSY

An Erb’s Palsy injury can occur during the child birth process as a result of the compression of the brachial plexus nerves that control portions of arm function. Children with Erb’s Palsy only have limited use of the affected arm. Often they develop arm length discrepancies as they grow. They can require on-going physical therapy, and, in some cases surgery.

Erb’s Palsy can be caused by errors during the child birth process. Failing to properly estimate the weight of a child, using excessive force during the delivery, and failing to determine that the child’s shoulders are too large to fit through the birth canal are only a few of the things that can cause an Erb’s Palsy injury.

If your child has an Erb’s Palsy injury and you want to determine whether your child has a valid claim, you should contact the Med Law team for a free phone consultation at :1 - 888 - MEDLAW 1.

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