The False Promise of a Quick Fix for Shoulder Pain

In general, pain pumps are relatively safe surgical implants used to deliver analgesic medication directly to an injury. When a pump is used to treat shoulder pain, however, permanent cartilage destruction, known as postarthroscopic glenohumeral chrondrolysis (PAGCL), may be the result.

If you or a loved one suffered permanent joint damage after the implantation of a shoulder pain pump, we invite you to contact the Dallas office of Miller Weisbrod today to schedule a free consultation with an experienced defective medical device and medical malpractice lawyer.

Athletes and Shoulder Pain Pumps

Shoulder pain, irritation or a torn rotator cuff are injuries often suffered by high school, college and professional athletes. Doctors and device manufacturers know that serious athletes cannot afford to miss a substantial amount of training or game time. A future or existing career may depend on rapid recovery.

Shoulder pain pumps have been touted as a miracle cure for the pain and downtime these injuries can cause. It is tragic that so many young athletes have been sidelined forever because of the permanent damage a shoulder pain pump has caused.

Contact Miller Weisbrod

You may have a claim against the manufacturer of the shoulder pain pump (I-Flow Corporation, Stryker Corp. or DonJoy, Inc.) or the physician that recommended its implantation. Please call our Dallas office at 214.987.0005 to schedule a free consultation with an experienced attorney who can answer your questions and evaluate your case.

Our firm serves clients in Texas and nationwide. If you are calling from outside the DFW Metroplex, please call us toll free at 888.987.0005. You may also contact us by e-mail now to schedule an appointment or request information.