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: Blog 702Anesthesiologist Competent to Testify on Ophthalmologic Effects, Says Idaho Supreme Court
By Peter Nordberg
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Reversing a trial court's evidentiary ruling, the Idaho Supreme Court has held that an anesthesiologist was competent to opine that a patient's anesthesia caused post-operative blindness in his right eye. The lower court had wanted to hear from an ophthalmologist. See Foster v. Traul, No. 33537 (Idaho Dec. 24, 2007). read more
Full post as published by Blog 702 on January 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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