Pain Ball Resources
The following websites are helpful tools for doing research.
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Pain Pump Lawsuit – Pain Pump PAGCL Lawsuit – Shoulder Replacement Surgery Lawsuit
This site provides information about the Shoulder Pain Pump Recall and is designed to help you determine if you have a Pain Pump Lawsuit claim. If you are worried about time limits for your Shoulder Pain Pump Lawsuit case, we have provided a [...]
Pain Pump Lawsuit Statute of Limitations and Time Limits for All 50 States
Pain Pump Litigation and Pain Ball Lawsuit Information
Alabama
There is a limited period of time in which to bring an Alabama Pain Pump lawsuit. This time period is referred to as a “statute of limitations”. If Pain Pump lawsuits are not filed before the [...]
What is a shoulder pain pump?
A shoulder pain pump is an intra-articular pain pump that is implanted into the shoulder of a patient during arthroscopic shoulder surgery and its purpose is postoperative pain management. The pump is a flexible plastic catheter that typically contains Marcaine (Bupivacaine) or Xylocaine (Lidocaine) and may contain Epinephrine. It delivers [...]
PAGCL Lawsuit – Postarthroscopic Gelnohumeral Chondrolysis Law Suit
Hundreds of individuals across the country have used shoulder pain pumps, but a recent study by the American Journal of Sports Medicine (July 2007) suggests that the pumps may deliver too much medicine, causing a serious condition known as Postarthroscopic Glenohumeral Chondrolysis (PAGCL). PAGCL is characterized by a [...]
If you live in Alabama and need to talk to a Shoulder Pain Pump Lawyer please contact our Alabama Shoulder Pain Pump lawsuit attorneys for a free consultation.
After undergoing arthroscopic surgery, many patients have been prescribed a Shoulder Pain Pump (or Pain Ball) as an alternative to narcotic medications. A disposable pump and catheter [...]
