The “Conspiracy of Silence” in Medical Malpractice Cases In a medical malpractice case the injured patient is required to prove his case with expert testimony from another professional to the effect that the defendant failed to provide proper care to the plaintiff. Such testimony is often required to even start a case: in …
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Gall bladder removal—what surgeons call “cholecystectomy” is one of the top five most common surgeries performed in the United States. These surgeries are typically performed by “general surgeons” who also perform a large variety of other surgeries. The goal of the surgery is simple: to isolate the gallbladder from its blood supply and other organs …
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