Goldman v. HALIFAX MEDICAL CTR., INC.

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• noting that the “complaint in the instant case alleges that the hospital is vicariously liable for the acts of its [nonhealth care provider]”
• medical malpractice notice requirements applicable to plaintiff’s claim of injury when mammogram equipment, improperly cali- brated, applied too much pressure, causing plaintiff’s silicone breast implants to rupture
• the complaint alleges that the operator of mammographic equipment “negligently applied excessive pressure and caused one of [the plaintiffs] silicone breast implants to rupture” and that the equipment had not been properly calibrated
• improperly conducting mammogram on patient constituted medical negligence

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