Fennell v. Southern Maryland Hosp. Center, Inc.

580 A.2d 206 (1990)

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Nature Of The Case

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Facts

Cora Fennell (P) suffered a severe headache and was taken to the emergency room. A CT was performed, and from that, the Hospital (D) should have given P a lumbar puncture, and if done, P would have had a 40% chance of surviving meningitis. D did not, and P died, and the estate sued D for negligence. P lost the verdict and appealed.

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