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Three years ago Dr Taylor implanted a defibrillator in my chest, recently i went to the ER for a fall and a needed an MRI done, at that point they discovered that i could not have one because Dr Taylor had put in a St. Jude defibrillator (MRI compatible) and Medtronics wires (non MRI compatible). consequentially he has condemn me to never be able to have an MRI done. I have a tumor in my brain that needs to be checked often and now i can't. At the ER the hospital staff told me that Dr. Taylor mixed up the components.
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Not sure what the question is - but if it involves claims of medical malpractice you would need to retain a med-mal lawyer ASAP. Bear in mind that there is a 2 year time frame in which to sue for such cases and very stricy requirements to establish such claims.
Answered on Apr 04th, 2024 at 5:11 AM
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