Texas Embolism Death Lawyer, Texas Medical Device Fragment Lawyer, and Texas Fatal Stroke Lawyer Handles Fatal Stroke Lawsuits, Embolism Death Lawsuits, and other Medical Device Fragment Lawsuits by Texas Embolism Death Lawyer, Texas Medical Device Fragment Lawyer and Texas Fatal Stroke Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Texas embolism death Lawyer and Texas Medical Device Fragment Lawyer, Jason Coomer, handles Texas medical device fragment (UDFs) claims seeking compensation for those that have suffered significant injuries and damages from  fragments that may have separated from a device during a medical procedure.  According to the FDA Public Health Notification and The Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) nearly 1000 adverse events are reported each year relating to UDFs.  More than 200 different medical devices have been included in the unretrieved medical device fragment reports.  The adverse events reported include local tissue reaction, infection, perforation and obstruction of blood vessels, and death.  During MRI procedures, magnetic fields may cause metallic fragments to migrate, and radiofrequency fields may cause them to heat, causing internal tissue damage and/or burns.

Jason S. Coomer represents clients through negotiations, arbitrations, mediations, and trials.  He is an experienced litigator and is admitted to practice in all Texas State Courts and in Federal Court (Western District of Texas).  If you need a Texas attorney, contact Texas personal injury lawyer Jason Coomer via e-mail or use our online contact form.

Defective Inferior Vena Cava Filters Can Break Apart, Perforate, and Migrate in a Person's Body Causing Serious Health Problems or Death: The FDA Recommends Persons with IVC Filters Consult Their Doctor About Removal by Texas IVC Filter Death Lawyer, Texas Inferior Vena Cava Filter Embolism Lawyer, and Texas Pulmonary Embolism Filter Failure Lawyer Jason S. Coomer

Defective Inferior Vena Cava Filters can migrate, fracture, and break apart inside a person causing death or serious health issues.  The FDA recommends that persons with inferior vena cava filters (IVC filters) should contact their doctors regarding removal of the devices.  For more information on defective inferior vena cava filter lawsuits and IVC filter lawsuits, please feel free to contact Texas Inferior Vena Cava Filter Lawyer Jason Coomer or use our online submission form.

Use of Inferior Vena Cava Filters Includes Placement In People with Deep Venous Thrombosis and Prophylactically in People at Risk for a Pulmonary Embolism

Inferior vena cava filters (IVC filters) are a type of vascular filter that is implanted into the inferior vena cava to prevent life-threatening pulmonary emboli (PEs).  IVC filters are typically used by interventional radiologists or vascular surgeons in patients that are at risk for a pulmonary embolism or who have a venous thromboembolic disease.  Inferior vena cava (IVC) filter placement is most commonly indicated for deep venous thrombosis (DVT) or pulmonary embolism (PE) when anticoagulation therapy is contraindicated.

Pharmaceutical Fraud, Bad Drug, and Product Liability Lawsuits

As a Texas Defective Medical Device Lawyer, Jason Coomer commonly works with other Defective IVC Filter Lawyers throughout the United States as well as in Texas.  In working with other Defective IVC Filter lawyers, we seek compensation from negligent drug companies and other companies that have severely injured or killed people selling dangerous medical devices that they should have known were dangerous, but intentionally mislead consumers and hid dangerous health risk in order to sell more product to make a profit.

If you have suffered a serious injury that you believe is related to the use of an IVC Filter or a person close to you has suffered serious health problems or has died while from a defective IVC Filter implanted in them, it is important to contact a doctor and the FDA to report the incident.  If you have any questions about a Inferior Vena Cava Filter lawsuit or this webpage, feel free to contact Austin Texas Inferior Vena Cava Filter Attorney, Jason S. Coomer.