IVC Filter Injury Lawyers

Fighting Back Against Defective Medical Devices in Pennsylvania

Hundreds of thousands of patients in the United States each year are treated with IVC filters. IVC stands for “inferior vena cava”, a large vein in the upper region of the upper body, adjacent to the lungs. These filters are inserted there for the purpose of preventing pulmonary embolisms in patients possessing a high risk, which are potentially fatal blood clots that can form in the lungs.

While these filters perform their intended task more often than not, they are also know to increase the risks of other potentially deadly conditions, including deep vein thrombosis (DVT), among others. To date, dozens of patients have suffered fatal exposure to conditions caused by the medical device, and if you have been affected by IVC filter complications, our Pennsylvania defective medical device attorneys want to help.

Call Handler, Henning & Rosenberg at (888) 498-3023 today to fight for the compensation you deserve in the wake of IVC injuries in Pennsylvania.

Potential Faults of IVC Filter Manufactures

Several of the leading manufacturers of IVC filters, which include C.R. Bard and Cook Medical, have been under investigation since the early 2000s. These investigations have uncovered very startling faults that may be used against them in a civil, medical malpractice claim.

Investigations have uncovered the following potential factors:

• Dozens of patient deaths
• Hundreds of patient injuries
• Ignored warnings of the product’s dangers
• Potentially fraudulent FDA approval
• Potential breach of warranty

These factors may or may not play a part in your case, depending on the manufacturer of your IVC filter, the nature of your implant, and many other circumstances. However, our Pennsylvania defective medical device attorneys are learning more about these every day, and negligence seems to be clear.

Call (888) 498-3023 today if you or a loved have suffered a hemorrhage, stroke, or other catastrophic event related to an IVC filter implantation in Pennsylvania. We have 100 years of combined courtroom experience.