Biomedical subjects
B J Ficarra
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Medical malpractice based on malpositioning of a patient.
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Toxicologic states treated in an Emergency Department.
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Avoiding legal pitfalls in the practice of dentistry and oral surgery.
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Alleged proctocolonic malpractice.
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Medical negligence based on bad faith, breach of contract, or mental anguish.
Financial recovery owing to breach of contract is restricted to the pecuniary amount lost because of failure to perform on the stipulated contract. With the acquisition of newer knowledge, attorneys are now utilizing the weapon of contractual failure as applied to medical negligence. The impetus to this new weapon for the plaintiff has accrued because of the favorable verdicts rendered from positive decisions based upon bad faith.
Looking backward for profit and pleasure.
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The aged, the dying, the dead: Medical-legal considerations.
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Prophylaxis against medical negligence.
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Medical malpractice and contributory negligence.
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History of legal medicine.
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Medicosurgical negligence in appendectomy.
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Total gastrectomy: twenty years' experience.
The management and treatment of patients with gastric cancer is all encompassing. It includes preoperative care, operative resection postoperative sympathetic encouragement with therapeutic and nutritional guidance. This has been the experience with 62 human beings afflicted with malignant disease of the stomach. The end result has been that approximately 50% of these patients survived five years or more. This is a comparative favorable percentage when considering cancer elsewhere in the gastrointestinal tract. What is more enlightening is that the patients were comfortable and able to enjoy a pleasant personal diet during the five or more years following surgery. This salubrious state is attributed to the preservation of a small segment of stomach which enabled the intrinsic factor in the gastric mucosa to participate in and contribute to the normal hemopoietic physiological process.
Professional liability v doctors of medicine.
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Legal rights of sepulcher.
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Conservative surgery for pancreatic cancer in geriatric patients.
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Hernia--masquerader of surgical disorders.
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