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Re: ChallengeFrom: RModugno@aol.comSat Apr 17 10:16:37 2004
In a message dated 4/17/2004 7:57:06 AM Eastern Standard Time, DoctorJoe@aol.com writes: Soooooo, does anyone have one they can give me (or more than one) that I can answer with? Joe P. Here's two to begin with, Joe Abdi vs Robert Modugno MD et al. Cook County Circuit Court, Illinois. #84L06627. Filed: 4-5-84 Defendants Robert Modugno MD, Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital, Lakeview Radiology SC, Strauss Surgical Group Associates SC. Allegation: Wrongful Birth Case Summary: Patient had laparoscopy. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease found. Patient told it was unlikely she would get pregnant. Did not pay hospital bill. Hospital sued patient. Patient then sued hospital and others after patient fell pregnant, alleging that she would have used contraception if she thought she could get pregnant. Had normal, healthy child. Outcome: Dismissed 2-13-86 prior to discovery phase. Counsel: Pretzel & Stouffer, One South Wacker Drive, #2500, Chicago, Il 606-4673. Tel # (312) 346-1973; File # 037904.01122-110/258 Insurance Co: Illinois State Medical Insurance Services, 20 N. Michigan Ave, #700, Chicago, Il 60602. Tel # (3120782-2749 2. Parizanski vs Robert Modugno MD et al. Cook County Circuit Court, Illinois. #82L13741 Filed: 8-5-85 Defendants: Louis A. Weiss Memorial Hospital, Carl Jarolim MD, Robert Modugno MD, Strauss Surgical Group et al. Allegation: Failure by associate to perform a timely Cesarean section. Case summary: Dr Modugno saw patient twice- one prenatal and one post-operative visit. Patient had Cesarean section for “fetal distress†by Dr Jarolim. Subsequently infant found to have some form of mental retardation. Multiple defendants in this case, including Parke-Davis, the manufacturer of Pitocin, used in this labor. Outcome: Dismissed 6/12/86 Counsel: Baker & McKenzie, Prudential Plaza, Chicago,IL 60601. Tel # (312)861-8000. File # 85-0151 Robert Modugno MD MBA FACOG Marietta, GA http://www.novaobgyn.yourmd.com
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