Coffey v. Virginia Birth-Related Neurological Injury Compensation Program

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• holding that the evidence failed to establish a specific, non-birth-related cause of injury when the doctor’s opinion did not identify one \to a reasonable degree of medical certainty\
• holding that the evidence failed to establish a specific, non-birth-related cause of injury when the doctor's opinion did not identify one \to a reasonable degree of medical certainty\
• concluding opinion not stated to requisite reasonable degree of medical certainty where physicians gave opinions based on “inconsisten[cies]” and “feeling[s]”

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