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Malpractice LegislationFrom: Dean Huffman (perinatl@yahoo.com)Sat May 31 09:12:17 2003
Unclear on the Concept Prominent Columbia, S.C., surgeon Harry J. Metropol, appearing before a state legislative committee in April to argue that doctors shouldn't have to pay so much money in malpractice awards and insurance premiums, minimized the harm suffered by a woman (not Metropol's patient) who lost both breasts because of an error in cancer diagnosis. "She did not lose her life," Metropol said, sunnily, "and with plastic surgery, she'll have breast reconstruction better than she did before. It won't be National Geographic, hanging to her knees. It'll be nice, firm breasts." [Tampa Tribune-Knight Ridder, 4-18-03] Free online calendar with sync to Outlook(TM).
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