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ARTICLE | June 9, 1975

Unnecessary Surgery

Angela R. Holder, JD
JAMA. 1975;232(10):1059-1060. doi:10.1001/jama.1975.03250100053031.
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Haven vs Randolph, 342 F Suppl 538 (DC DC, 1972).
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O'Grady vs Wickman, 213 So 2d 321, Fla, 1968.
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Bryson vs Stone, 190 NW 2d 336, Mich, 1971.
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Variety Children's Hospital vs Osle, 292 So 2d 382, Fla, 1974
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Rader vs Variety Children's Hospital, 293 So 2d 77, 1974.
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Craig vs Bartschi, Cal Super Ct, Butte Co, Docket No. 52-535, 1973
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The Citation , vol 28, No. (11) , p 161
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Ussery vs Brackley, Cal Super Ct, Kern Co, Docket No. 102976, 1971
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The Citation , vol 24, No. (11) , p 161
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Valenzuela vs Mercy Children's Hospital, Cal Super Ct, Sacramento Co, Docket No. 213907, September 1972
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The Citation , vol 27, No. (10) , p 146
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Hendrick vs Nork, Cal Super Ct, Sacramento Co, Docket No. 200777, November 1972
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The Citation , vol 27, No. (5) , pp 67-68
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Gonzales vs Nork, Cal Super Ct, Sacramento Co, Docket No. 228566, 1974.
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