Brown-Sequard Syndrome is a loss of motor function and sensation caused by a lateral lesion of the spinal cord.
Brown-Sequard Syndrome is a rare neurological syndrome.
The Brown-Sequard Syndrome can be caused by a spinal cord tumour, trauma like a puncture wound to the neck or back, or infectious diseases like tuberculosis or multiple sclerosis.
Causes of Brown-Sequard Syndrome
Brown-Sequard Syndrome is most often caused by injury during accidents, like stab wounds or herniated discs.
Unfortunately, mistakes happen and medical professionals are not immune from those mistakes. Sometimes, Brown-Sequard Syndome can be caused due to medical malpractice and clinical negligence.
If you have suffered from Brown-Sequard Syndrome as a result of clinical negligence or medical malpractice, you could find out if you have a case for compensation.
One of our clinical negligence solicitors may be able to help you claim compensation after suffering from Brown-Sequard Syndrome after undergoing surgery or receiving medical treatment.
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Though Brown-Sequard Syndrome is rare, it is a dangerous and serious condition if it does happen.
If you or a loved one have experienced Brown-Sequard Syndrome and believe that clinical negligence caused the syndrome, you could be eligible to file a claim for compensation to cover the costs incurred since you suffered from Brown-Sequard Syndrome.
Contact Legal Advice Helpline on 0800 612 3042 and we could help you find clinical negligence solicitors, who can provide more advice on Brown-Sequard Syndrome claims.
For information on other clinical negligence claims like birth injuries, acquired brain injury and anaesthetic awareness, read more from Legal Advice Helpline.