A Westampton woman has reached a $2.5 million settlement in a medical malpractice case in which an allegedly delayed glaucoma diagnosis led to permanent partial sight loss.
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Jessyca Demarco, 68, was a patient of Dr. Michael Y. Wong of The Princeton Eye Group in Princeton for more than 20 years when in February 2019 he referred her to a colleague who specialized in glaucoma treatment, according to her attorneys, Adam M. Slater and Adam M. Epstein of Mazie Slater Katz & Freeman. But Demarco alleged that by that time it was already too late, and that the delay caused her to suffer permanent, partial loss of sight in her right eye.