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If the words that are used to describe the types of injuries and damages that are part of medical malpractice lawsuits seem unfamiliar to you, you are not alone. However, once you understand the meanings of terms like â€œcatastrophic injuryâ€ and â€œnon-economic damages, you will have a better idea of the potential for financial recovery in your medical malpractice case. A catastrophic injury is an injury which falls into one of four categories; spinal cord injuries which result in paraplegia or quadriplegia, amputation of both hands, both feet or one hand and one foot, third degree burns covering forty percent or more of the face or body, and wrongful death of a parent who leaves a surviving minor child for whom that parent had custody or visitation rights. Non-economic injuries include pain and suffering, reduction in quality of life, physical impairment, and loss of consortium. If you are wondering how you will be compensated for things like medical bills, lost wages, and other verifiable financial losses, know that they are addressed separately, as economic damages.

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