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The pathologist and malpractice.

L Hess
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Although malpractice claims in pathology are relatively infrequent, the potential always exists. The author discusses some important areas in which pathologists could be held liable, and illustrates her points by citing some leading cases.

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L Hess. 1984. The pathologist and malpractice.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10265949/

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