It was reported to gore in a lawsuit naming 30 other manufacturers that at least one of 59 potential plaintiffs was implanted with a gore pelvic mesh product.The complaint alleges: "after implantation of the subject pelvic mesh products into plaintiffs' bodies, as directed and in accordance with defendants' instructions and specifications, plaintiffs suffered excruciating pain, laceration of internal body tissue and organs, dyspareunia, dysuria, painful and permanent scarring, inability to walk without extreme pain, permanent bodily disfigurement, impairment and damage, related sequelae, and other injuries requiring additional surgeries and corrective treatment.Further injuries suffered by plaintiffs include, but are not limited to, extreme pain and suffering, permanent bodily impairment, mental anguish, and loss of enjoyment of life (collectively referred to as "injuries")." it was further alleged that "after, and as a result of the implantation of the subject pelvic mesh products, plaintiffs suffered serious bodily injuries, including, but not limited to, extreme pain, erosion of her internal bodily tissue, dyspareunia, painful scarring, additional surgery, and other injuries." additional, event specific information has not been provided, including which of the 59 plaintiffs were allegedly implanted with a gore device and what gore pelvic mesh product allegedly was implanted.Additional information and medical records have been requested.
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