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Plaintiffs who sue breast implant doctors for lack of informed consent may recover not only for damages from undisclosed risks, but also for damages flowing from all risks, a Pennsylvania panel handling silicone implant litigation has said in a case of first impression. The panel found no inconsistency between this ruling and its earlier decision to bar a lack of informed consent claim unless there was an injury connected to the undisclosed risk.
March 19, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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