In Re Schneider’s Empirical Analysis

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4 state decisions

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1. “a neuroradiol-ogist of reasonable and ordinary prudence ... would have adequately diagnosed the surgical problem, and would not have caused the ‘bleed’ in question.” They further alleged, duplicating language from Shenk's Section 13.01 report, that Windisch failed to meet the standards of care in that he "attempted to perform an ill advised and medically inappropriate intracranial embolization after learning that the primary blood supply was the right anterior cerebral artery when he should have withdrawn and notified the neurosurgeon [[Image here]] 8 . The report states: “I have knowledge of the accepted standard of care for the treatment of the condition in question.” "I am qualified on the basis of training or experience to offer an expert opinion regarding those accepted standards of medical care.” "I am actively practicing medicine in rendering medical care services relevant to this case and in the medical specialty of Radiology.” 9 . The report further states: "I have been board certified in the medical specialty of Radiology since 1978. I also have [an] extensive educational background in the field of Neuroradiology and have been a member of the American Society of Neuroradiology since 1979.”

   1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the concurrence
   e.g. In Re Windisch