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Can an unsatisfactory result be a basis for medical malpractice by a doctor?

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houstonmedmal | 11:05 Thu 22nd Sep 2011 | Law
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Can an unsatisfactory result be a basis for medical malpractice by a doctor?
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Avatar Image vallaw
Elucidate, please.
11:08 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
Avatar Image redcrx
In houston? who knows.

Like the name, btw
11:13 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
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The username suggests some more info and a link may follow.
11:18 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
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it does, doesnt it, factor.

such a waste on a UK site lol
11:38 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
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This was posted earlier on Answerbag too.
http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/2579850

What do you mean by 'unsatisfactory result' please?
11:46 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
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Should I post a link here and then report my spam?
http://houstonmedmalp...malpractice-attorney/
11:53 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
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Do we have to figure out what the question is first?! Please elaborate.
13:55 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
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If you have a written promise from a doctor to the effect that your treatment was guaranteed to have the result you wanted, then yes.
But I have never heard of a doctor who gives guarantees. You might get " eighty percent of patients improve after this procedure " but then you'll turn out to be one of th twenty percent.
18:26 Thu 22nd Sep 2011
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