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Posterior ischemic optic neuropathy

Medical Information Provided By: Dr. Krista Kurtyan, M.D.
Legal Information Provided By: Hartley Hampton, J.D. and Christopher King, J.D.

Helping the Victims of Medical Malpractice in Houston

Posterior ischemic optic neuropathy (PION) causes sudden vision loss due to insufficient blood flow to the nerves in the eye. It can occur during serious surgeries or due to significant episodes of hypotension (low blood pressure). Unfortunately, diagnosing PION can be much more challenging than diagnosing related disorders such as anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (AION) because the optic nerve head often appears normal.

If you or a loved one was diagnosed with PION following a surgical procedure or extended bout of low blood pressure, turn to Hampton & King. We handle all types of mismanaged health conditions and cases involving medical negligence. We care about helping you recover fair compensation for your injuries.

Attorney Hartley Hampton has more than 35 years of experience. He is certified in personal injury trial law and civil trial advocacy, making him qualified for your case.

You Owe Us Nothing Unless We Are Successful!

If you believe negligence on the part of a hospital or health care provider may have caused or contributed to your posterior ischemic optic neuropathy, please contact Hampton & King today at (713) 489-0993 or fill out our online form to request a free case evaluation. We work only on a contingency fee basis—which means that our law firm advances all of the fees related to the investigation and case development. Additionally, we are one of the only law firms to employ two full-time medical professionals on staff. When we accept cases, we over-prepare, offering state-of-the-art service every step of the way. If we are not successful, you owe nothing!

Hampton & King has been providing personalized client service for more than 60 collective years. Contact us today to learn more about the experience we can put to work for your case.

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