The plaintiff, age 56, suffered an upper cervical fracture and mild brain injury in a motor vehicle collision. The plaintiff underwent cervical fusion surgery but continued to have pain after the operation. Plaintiff’s neurosurgeon referred the plaintiff to a psychiatrist, who prescribed a regimen of steroid injections and medications to manage her chronic pain.
Several months after cervical surgery, the plaintiff continued to complain of memory loss and problems with concentration and attention. She was eventually diagnosed by a neurologist…
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