Kugel Hernia Mesh Lawsuits
Problems with the Kugel Hernia Mesh have led to a nationwide recall. Lawsuits are being reviewed for those who have suffered complications. >>REQUEST A CASE REVIEW
The lawyers at Saiontz & Kirk, P.A. are investigating Hernia Mesh lawsuits for individuals who received a defective Davol / Bard Composix Kugel Mesh Hernia Patch or other Davol Patch containing dual-mesh technology. Many of these hernia repair patches have been recalled after reports of serious injury and death linked to a design defects which could cause a plastic memory ring to break.
Hernia mesh lawsuits are being investigated for individuals who have experienced problems following a hernia repair since 2000.
Defects in the mesh could cause bowel perforation, chronic intestinal fistula or other injuries with symptoms like:
- Abdominal pain
- High fever
- Tenderness at the site where the hernia patch was inserted
- Unusual and unexplained intestinal symptoms
- Bowel Perforation
- Intestinal Fistula
- death
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KUGEL HERNIA MESH PROBLEMS
The Composix Kugel Mesh Hernia Patch is a device used to repair ventrical hernias (also known as incisional hernias), which may develop at the site of prior surgical scars. In many cases, doctors surgically insert hernia repair mesh which lays flat, preventing the hernia from pushing through any holes in the abdominal tissue.
The Kugel hernia mesh is designed so that it can be folded when inserted and spring open to lay flat once in place. Problems with several types of the Kugel hernia mesh could cause the device’s memory recoil ring to break, resulting in serious intestinal problems, bowel injuries or even death. This has led to several nationwide recalls of different Kugal mesh hernia repair products.
>>INFORMATION: Kugal Mesh Recall
KUGEL HERNIA MESH CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS
The Kugal Mesh Patches are used in approximately 750,000 hernia repair surgeries each year in the United States. Although the manufacturer had reason to know that there were problems with some of these patches, they allowed thousands of individuals to have defective devices implanted. Those individuals may be entitled to financial compensation through a Kugel recall lawsuit.
UPDATE 2008: Hernia patch lawsuits are being reviewed for other types of Davol mesh.
Experts have indicated that those with one of the recalled hernia mesh patches will require continued medical monitoring to reduce the risk of injury. For most people, doctors are not recommending removal of the hernia mesh, since surgery to remove or replace the Kugel patch could be riskier than leaving it in place.
Hernia mesh class action suits as well as individual Kugel lawsuits are being reviewed nationwide. If you, a friend or family member have received a Kugel mesh hernia patch, request a free consultation to determine if your device is included in the recall. It is important to understand your legal rights, and the Hernia patch lawyers at Saiontz & Kirk, P.A. have the experience and resources to protect you and your family.
