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A doctor who was sued for removing a woman's ovaries without her informed consent, was found not liable by a California jury on March 27. Julianne Lounsbury, 38, complained of pelvic pain. An ultrasound revealed fibroids in her uterus. When a hysterectomy was discussed, she claimed that she expressed a desire for ovarian preservation. She also claimed that when a consent form given to her mentioned possible ovary removal in connection with the hysterectomy, she again raised the issue with surgeon Steven Coy
April 26, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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