Grand Mal Seizure Follows Cervical Myelogram, Anticipated Risk or Nursing Negligence?:"Summary: With a proper Informed Consent obtained, it is accepted that a patient is aware of potential risks & complications prior to a procedure. In this case, following a cervical myelogram, a patient developed seizures and suffered an injury. The physician would blame the nursing staff for causing an "increased risk" by not following procedures."
Cascio v. St. Joseph Hosp., 734 So.2d 1099 - FL (1999)
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