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Panish | Shea | Boyle | Ravipudi LLP and Morris, Sullivan & Lemkul LLP Obtain a $46.475 Million Verdict for a Martial Arts Student Catastrophically Injured by Instructor at Del Mar Jiu-Jitsu Club

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Thursday, March 30, 2023
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While practicing with Iturralde, Mr. Greener was placed in the turtle position -- a position where a person is balled up on all fours with his face down on the mat. If an opponent is in a turtle position, the goal should be to safely put that person on their side known as “taking the back.” Instead, while positioned on top of Mr. Greener, Iturralde crouched on the balls of feet, pinned Mr. Greener to the mat, immobilized Mr. Greener’s left arm, and then launched himself up and over his opponent placing his entire bodyweight on Mr. Greener’s neck. The extreme force of the maneuver crushed Mr. Greener’s cervical vertebrae causing the student to fall limp, paralyzed in all extremities.

Key Points: 
  • The verdict was rendered on Tuesday, March 28th at the San Diego County Hall of Justice before the Honorable James D. Mangione.
  • “This is why, as an ambassador of the art and a member of its founding family, I chose to get involved in this case.
  • The extreme force of the maneuver crushed Mr. Greener’s cervical vertebrae causing the student to fall limp, paralyzed in all extremities.
  • Defendants were represented at trial by Robert T. Bergsten and Mary M. Campo, Esq, of Hosp, Gilbert & Bergsten.

Aidoc Secures New FDA Clearances Enabling Faster and More Accurate Detection of Critical Neurological and Cardiovascular Conditions

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Thursday, November 17, 2022
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NEW YORK, Nov. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Aidoc, the leading provider of healthcare AI solutions, today announced it has increased its FDA clearances to 11 with the addition of CT-based AI solutions - aortic dissection (AD) and all vessel occlusions (VOs). These clearances continue Aidoc's impressive momentum and leadership in healthcare AI, giving the organization the most FDA clearances in the AI imaging space.

Key Points: 
  • These clearances continue Aidoc's impressive momentum and leadership in healthcare AI, giving the organization the most FDA clearances in the AI imaging space.
  • "Effective healthcare and treatment of acute conditions, like stroke and aortic dissections, require rapid, coordinated care minutes can matter," said Aidoc CEO Elad Walach.
  • Aidoc is the only company with a proven EHR integration for the population of critical, time-sensitive patient information on the app.
  • Aidoc is the leading provider of artificial intelligence healthcare solutions that empower physicians to expedite patient treatment and enhance quality of care.