C.R. Bard Bladder Sling Lawsuit

July 2, 2012

C. R. Bard, Inc (sometimes referred to merely as Bard) is medical equipment company founded in 1907 by Charles R. Bard and has headquarters in New Jersey. However, Bard manufactures and markets their various products worldwide and employees around 11,000 people. Bard’s first claim to acclaim was the development and introduction of the Foley catheter. Now, the company provides surgical devices for both genders, and is one of the leading manufacturers of bladder slings for both pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence. Unfortunately, the FDA has recently questioned the safety of C. R. Bard bladder sling products as well as all other brands of bladder slings. Lawsuit claims have been filed in response to injury claims stemming from bladder sling treatment. At this time, C. R. Bard has the following bladder sling treatment options:

Align
Avaulta Solo Synthetic Support System
Avaulta Solo Support System
Avaulta Plus BioSynthetic Support System
BioSynthetic Support System
CollaMend Implant
Pelvitex Polypylene Mesh
Pelvitex Polypropylene Mesh
Faslata Allograft
PelviSoft Biomesh
Pelvicol Tissue
Pelvilace
Uretex
UGYTEX Dual Knit Mesh
Ugytex

Although the use of these C. R. Bard bladder sling devices aims to correct the ailments of pelvic organ prolapse and/or stress urinary incontinence, their use can result in serious physical harm. If you have been injured by one of these or another mesh device, you may want to consider a C. R. Bard Bladder Sling Lawsuit.

C. R. Bard Bladder Sling Complications

A C. R. Bard bladder sling attempts to provide additional support for pelvic tissue that has weakened over time. However, sometimes the polypropylene mesh comprising the sling can hurt the patient and result in serious physical complications. Bladder sling erosion can occur when the mesh pushes through the vaginal walls. Injury can also occur when the mesh shrinks or contracts. C. R. Bard bladder sling complications can result in pain, bleeding, infection, organ perforation, neuromuscular and even emotional damages to those they affect. Hospitalization and/or additional surgeries may be necessary to treat the issues.

File a C. R. Bard Bladder Sling Lawsuit: Consult With an Attorney

If you or a family member has sustained injuries as the result of C. R. Bard bladder sling surgery, contact the Willis Law Firm today. You may be legally entitled to financial compensation, and we can help you receive it. Our firm currently has caring female consultants ready to discuss your potential bladder sling lawsuit with you free of charge or obligation. All transvaginal mesh complication lawsuits are taken on a fee contingent basis. Call us today.