Supreme Court of India
M.a Biviji v. Sunita & Ors.
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We hold that there was no breach of duty of care a t Suretech Hospital or on part of Dr.
Judgment, page 27
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Issue for consideration: The complainant alleged negligence on the part of a Hospital – The main claim of negligence th at the complainant attributed was that the forced Nasotracheal Intubation (NI) procedure resulted in her developing Grade-IV Subglottic Stenosi s (i.e., narrowing of upper airway between the vocal folds and lower b order of cricoid cartilage) in the trachea – Subsequently, the same led to various severe complications. Negligence – Medical Negligence – The NCDRC conclude d that the negligence charge regarding the unjustifi able ‘NI’ procedure was proved – The act of replacing
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