A Texas woman may sue the hospital where she gave birth to her youngest son over the staff's alleged failure to completely remove her epidural needle. She had three centimeters of it sunk deep into ...
More than 13 million pain-blocking epidural procedures are performed every year in the United States. Although epidurals are generally regarded as safe, there are complications in up to 10 percent of ...
EpiFinder is a battery-operated, disposable sensor that fits between a standard needle and syringe and automatically monitors tissue resistance at the needle tip to detect when it enters the epidural ...
In this representational image, acupuncture needles are seen at Shanghai TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) Neurology and Acupuncture Animal Health Center, which specializes in acupuncture and ...
As if the pain of labor isn't bad enough, a mom who has been experiencing constant back pain for over a decade just found out that the cause is a 3-centimeter long, broken anesthesia needle lodged in ...
"Every time I move and walk and bend and twist and sleep, that needle moves inside my spine," Amy Bright tells PEOPLE Amy Bright was thrilled when she gave birth to her youngest son, Jacob, at Florida ...
Amy Garrison lives on a quiet farm with her husband in southern Illinois. She enjoys the peace of Fayette County, but for the past two decades, she had been in pain. Garrison had a portion of an ...
A mother who has been suffering from back pains for the past 14 years after giving birth discovered that a broken epidural needle was stuck in her spine. The woman is now planning to file a lawsuit ...
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