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While medical radiation produces many life-saving and life-sustaining therapies, it can also result in needless patient injuries, such as burns, hair loss and increased susceptibility to cancer. Such problems inevitably spur medical malpractice claims against physicians, and product liability claims against the manufacturers of radiology equipment.
As a barometer of the issue, one need only look to the Emergency Care Research Institute (ECRI) which, each year, releases a “top ten” list of health technology hazards. Its website offers a free download of a “Medical Technology Dangers Watch List.” At the end of 2010, ECRI ranked as the number one hazard the peril of overdose and dose errors during radiation therapy.
ECRI's spotlighting of radiology hazards is a matter of public knowledge that has not escaped the notice of the personal injury bar, whose members can be known to seek the “next big thing” in medical malpractice and product liability. Some law firms are actively soliciting clients through websites and television advertisements, hoping that patients claiming injuries from CT scans will retain them.
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