Shelton v. Sargent

How courts have described this case

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• stating that relevant inquiry in case where plaintiff bases medical negligence claim on “suspicious sites” on mammogram is “whether the proper performance of cancer-diagnosing procedures is within the common knowledge of a layperson”
• stating that relevant inquiry in case where plaintiff bases medical negligence claim on “suspicious sites” on mammogram is “whether the proper performance of cancer-diagnosing procedures is within the common knowledge of a layperson”
• stating that relevant inquiry in case where plaintiff bases medical negligence claim on A suspicious sites @ on mammogram is A whether the proper performance of cancer‑diagnosing procedures is within the common knowledge of a layperson @
• “Medical decisions about performing and interpreting mammograms, sonograms, biopsies, and other diagnostic procedures require professional training and are not common knowledge.”
• “Medical decisions about performing and interpreting mammograms, sonograms, biopsies, and other diagnostic procedures require professional training and are not common knowledge.”
• A Medical decisions about performing and interpreting mammograms, sonograms, biopsies, and other diagnostic procedures require professional training and are not common knowledge. @

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).