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Northwestern Memorial Hospital, others allegedly failed to properly perform circumcision
A mother is suing Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation, Northwestern Medicine and Dr. Marc Feldstein for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent injuries. -
Northwestern Medicine, others sued over man's spinal cord injury
A couple is suing Northwestern Medicine, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Northwestern Memorial Healthcare, Northwestern Memorial Physicians Group, Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation and Dr. Aruna Ganju for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent injuries. -
Northwestern Medicine, others accused of missed diagnosis
A woman is suing Northwestern Medicine, Near North Podiatry, Northwestern Memorial Healthcare, Northwestern Healthcare Corporation, Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation, Northwestern Medical Group, George V. Bucciero DPM P.C., Dr. Joel Wilsnack and Dr. George Bucciero for alleged negligence. -
Woman says Northwestern Medical, doctor failed to prescribe anti-seizure drug
A woman is suing James Chandler M.D.; Northwestern Medical Group; and Radford Green at Sedgebrook, alleging negligence for failing to prescribe a necessary anti-seizure drug. -
Suit claims hospital failed to diagnose decedent's vascular condition
A man is suing Northwestern University Lake Forest Hospital, Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation and four doctors, alleging a missed diagnosis led to his relative's death. -
Surgeons allegedly injected patient with toxic dye at Northwestern Memorial Hospital
A patient is suing Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Northwestern Medical Faculty Foundation for allegedly taking insufficient measures to prevent surgeons from injecting him with a toxic dye during brain surgery. -
Couple's suit says doctor failed to properly address cancer signs
CHICAGO — A couple's lawsuit against a doctor and other health-care providers alleges that a case of prostate cancer went undiagnosed and untreated for at least 14 months because the physician failed to take proper action in response to excessively elevated PSA levels.