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Medical information, legal guidance, and support for New York families affected by birth injuries
What Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy Does for a Child With Cerebral Palsy
Selective dorsal rhizotomy can reduce leg spasticity in some children with cerebral palsy. Learn who's a candidate, what it involves,…
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ABLE Accounts vs Special Needs Trusts for a New York Cerebral Palsy Settlement
Deciding between an ABLE account and a special needs trust after a cerebral palsy settlement in New York? Here's how…
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Preterm Birth and Marginal Cord Insertion: Could Better Prenatal Care Have Changed the Outcome?
A marginal cord insertion finding requires ongoing monitoring. Learn when a missed follow-up or ignored warning sign may support a…
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What Happens When Your Baby Gets Stuck During Delivery
houlder dystocia calls for a fast HELPERR response. Learn what a proper response looks like and when a delayed or…
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My Baby Got the Wrong Medication or Test Results in the Hospital
Did your baby receive the wrong medication or test results in the hospital? Learn what to do and your rights…
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When a Newborn Needs a Higher Level NICU Transfer
Was your baby's transfer to a higher-level NICU delayed? Learn how these decisions are made and what your medical records…
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What happens if a newborn does not receive vitamin K?
What happens if your baby didn't get the vitamin K shot? Learn the real bleeding risks, warning signs, and what…
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Is Your Baby’s Excessive Bleeding After Circumcision Normal?
Bleeding after your newborn's circumcision? Learn what's normal, when to call the doctor, and when it's a real emergency.
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What Parents Should Know About Delayed Pediatrician Evaluation in the Hospital
Was your baby's newborn exam delayed at the hospital? Learn when it matters, what records to request, and your rights…
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Was Your Pregnancy Monitored Closely Enough?
Marginal cord insertion diagnosis followed by fetal growth restriction? Learn what monitoring should look like and what your NY records…
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