A Philadelphia jury issued a defense verdict to a doctor sued after a needle he was using for a bone biopsy broke off in the plaintiff's back, requiring an additional surgery to remove it.
April 21, 2014 at 02:53 PM
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A Philadelphia jury issued a defense verdict to a doctor sued after a needle he was using for a bone biopsy broke off in the plaintiff’s back, requiring an additional surgery to remove it.
The defense win came in a case where the plaintiff claimed the manufacturer’s warning clearly notes the needle at issue should not be used to penetrate bone.
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