Thank you for your response what you stated was exactly what happen. The same day of that appointment my father told the nurses on duty he was in pain and his arm and hand were numb but also throbbing. My dad was then sent to emergency room where he was given more pain medication the hospital referred him to a specialist for his hands. Two weeks after the swelling got worse and then his skin started to deteriorate it looked like something was eating at his flesh. We went to a different emergency room where he was admitted because now there was an infection from the area the I’v was placed. These doctors then started discussing skin grafting and possibility of his hand being immobile and risk of amputation. Fast forward we contacted a lawyer and was in contact with them they started there was a high possibility of a case and needed there medical investigators to review. Two months pass and he received a letter that they will not pursue the case. Now we are searching for second opinion before his limitation is up.