As a matter of policy, the courts are also reluctant to hold that medical treatment breaks the chain of causation. When a defendant causes injury, he takes the risk that the claimant may not respond well to medical treatment, or that the medical treatment may not be perfect. Only [...]will break the chain of causation.
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medical treatment that is manifestly unreasonable or ‘palpably wrong’
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As a matter of policy, the courts are also reluctant to hold that medical treatment breaks the chain of causation. When a defendant causes injury, he takes the risk that the claimant may not respond well to medical treatment, or that the medical treatment may not be perfect. Only [...]will break the chain of causation.
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As a matter of policy, the courts are also reluctant to hold that medical treatment breaks the chain of causation. When a defendant causes injury, he takes the risk that the claimant may not respond well to medical treatment, or that the medical treatment may not be perfect. Only [...]will break the chain of causation.
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medical treatment that is manifestly unreasonable or ‘palpably wrong’
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