Caroline Webber-Brown, is a specialist rectopexy solicitor and a partner in our medical negligence team. You can contact her for free expert guidance on claiming compensation for mesh rectopexy.
Rectopexy is performed to deal with external rectal prolapse. The procedure is also used to treat rectocele prolapse in women where the bowel bulges into the vagina.
Mesh rectopexy is a form of the procedure that uses surgical mesh to hold the prolapse in place. When the mesh procedure was initially introduced it was presented as an improved alternative to other types of prolapse repair. However, the use of mesh has led to a number of serious health issues for patients who have received it.
Problems with rectopexy mesh have arisen where the mesh itself has moved position following surgery. There have also been instances of mesh being incorrectly fitted and cases where patients were not warned about the risks of undergoing mesh rectopexy.
If you have had this procedure carried out and suffered excruciating pain and discomfort as a result, then speak to rectopexy solicitor Caroline Webber-Brown. Caroline is a partner in our medical negligence team and is a specialist in claiming compensation for patients who have been let down by healthcare professionals. She has a track-record of success in rectopexy claims and is always more than happy to have an informal chat with anyone who would like to know more about the legal position.
Among the cases Caroline is dealing with are a number of claims being brought on behalf of former patients of Tony Dixon. Mr Dixon, a colorectal surgeon, was dismissed by Southmead Hospital in Bristol after an investigation into the rectopexy mesh procedures he carried out which resulted in many patients’ lives being devastated.
We deal with rectopexy claims nationwide on a no win, no fee basis. This means that you do not need to allow financial worries put you off claiming the compensation you deserve.
If you would like rectopexy solicitor Caroline Webber-Brown to assess your case for free then contact our legal helpline by calling 0333 888 0404 or emailing us at [email protected]
