Failure to Advise Medical Risks for Brain Surgery

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Unless brain surgery is an emergency procedure patients must receive as much advice as possible and be fully counselled about the proposed treatment and all possible alternatives, including taking no action, before the procedure takes place.  The risks of brain surgery are high and without full information it is not possible to make an informed decision whether to undergo treatment with it's associated risks and benefits.

If you believe a medical professional has failed to adequately advise you ahead of brain surgery and you would like to enquire about making a claim today, please call us on 0800 524 4349 or fill in our online contact form.

Common Reasons To Have Brain Surgery:

The most common reasons to have brain surgery are:

•    Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM)
•    Tumour
•    Head Injury either traumatic or by stroke
•    Mental Health

Brain surgery can be a life changing operation and if mistakes are made it can affect quality of life or lead to death. Without proper full advice before treatment you may be entitled to bring a medical claim arising from the failure to advise. 

Darbys Solicitors - Failure to Advise Claims

We have specialist medical negligence solicitors here at Darbys Solicitors who will be able to help you if you believe you have not been given suitable advice before brain surgery.  Please feel free to call us on 0800 524 4349 or alternatively fill in our online contact form and we will get back to you shortly to discuss your claim further.