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Pain Pump Litigation

10/3/2008
Alexandrea Sumuel
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FAQs on Shoulder Pain Pump Devices Reported to Cause Cartilage Damage in Patients Who Have Received Them
Recent reports say that patients, who have shoulder problems and have received a medical device called a pain pump, are in danger of cartilage damage which could lead to shoulder immobility.  Among several companies that sell this medical device, and are under investigation by doctors and attorneys, is I-Flow Corporation. 

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Labels: class action, I-Flow Corporation, implant lawsuit, medical device, pain pump attorney, pain pump claims pain pump lawyer, pain pump, recall, shoulder pain pump, shoulder surgery,

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