Monthly Archives: October 2026
Clavicle Fracture Birth Injuries
A newborn’s clavicle, or collarbone, is one of the bones most commonly fractured during labor and delivery. Clavicle fractures can occur during difficult deliveries, particularly when the baby’s shoulders are problematic to deliver, but they can also occur during otherwise uncomplicated vaginal births. Fortunately, most neonatal clavicle fractures heal quickly and without permanent problems…. Read More
Can Failure to Prepare for an Emergency C-Section Be Medical Malpractice?
An emergency C-section can become necessary with little warning. A baby’s heart rate may suddenly become dangerously abnormal. The umbilical cord may prolapse. The placenta may separate prematurely. Severe maternal bleeding or another obstetric emergency may require delivery before there is time for the medical team to prepare in the ordinary course. In those… Read More