Recent Posts in the Birth Injury Category

• Cerebral Palsy: Delayed Development and Missed Milestones

  Feb 27, 2019
  A child’s infancy is an exciting time, so many things are happening, and they are learning so much each day, but it is also a very scary time for ...
  Posted By The Law Firm of Michael H. Bereston
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• Back to the Basics: Cerebral Palsy

  Feb 4, 2019
  Finding out that your child has Cerebral Palsy can be life-altering news. Although, by educating yourself on things like treatment options and how to ...
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• Cesarean Section & Pregnancy

  Jan 23, 2019
  When it comes to giving birth, most women would like to deliver their baby vaginally. However, there are instances when a vaginal delivery is either ...
  Posted By Law Firm of Michael H. Bereston, Inc.
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• Post Term Pregnancy

  Nov 30, 2018
  You are excited about your pregnancy and the birth of your new baby! And now your due date has come and gone. You are eager for your baby to be born, ...
  Posted By Michael Bereston
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• Diabetes and Pregnancy

  Mar 26, 2018
  You are about 7 months pregnant, and your doctor has just diagnosed you with gestational diabetes? What does this mean, and how can this affect your ...
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• What is Electronic Fetal Monitoring (EFM) - and how this can help your unborn baby

  Feb 19, 2018
  The big day has come. You are going into the hospital for the birth of your child. You meet the nurse who hooks you up to a monitoring system that ...
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• What is Umbilical Cord Compression and How Can it Hurt Your Baby?

  Dec 16, 2017
  When talking to your doctor about pregnancy complications, you may have discussed the topic of umbilical cord problems. There are numerous ways the ...
  Posted By Michael Bereston
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• What Causes Shoulder Dystocia?

  Dec 14, 2017
  Imagine you just went through 12 hours of labor. Joyful that the birth is over, you look into the doctor’s eyes to find a look of concern. He says, ...
  Posted By Michael Bereston
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