Sepsis
Claims

What are the causes of Sepsis?

Any infection whether bacterial or viral can result in Sepsis. Typical or common sources that can cause Sepsis are:

• urine infections;
• appendicitis (infection in your appendix);
• pneumonia (infection in the lungs);
• peritonitis (infection in the stomach tissues/peritoneum);
• cellulitis (skin infection);
• meningitis (brain infection);
• encephalitis (brain infection);
• endocarditis (infection of the heart);
• osteomyelitis (bone infection).

Failing to diagnose or a delay in diagnosis for Sepsis can leave a loved one with long term complications or even cause death.

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How can NewLaw Scotland help you?

If there is a failure to diagnose and treat sepsis or even a delay in diagnosis and treatment, then you may be entitled to compensation. Our team of medical negligence solicitors are experts in bringing justice in cases of this nature and will help you understand the complex claims process involved. With years of experience and the ability to work with you sensitively, NewLaw’s medical negligence team is on hand and will be there for you every step of the way.