A.P. STATE CONSUMER DISPUTES REDRESSAL COMMISSION
ATHYDERABAD.
F.A. 626/2006 against C.D. 98/2005 , Dist. Forum, Chittoor.
Between:
Smt. Putta Narayanamma
W/o. Late Sidda Rami Reddy
Age: 75 years,
R/o. Venkamaddivari Palle
H/o. T. Sateevaripalem
Chinna Gottigallu Mandal
Chittoor Dist.Dr. D. V. Rama Mohan Reddy
Age: 45 years,
Sai Super Speciality Dental Clinic
Opp. Satyanarayana Medicals
L.B.S. Road, Piler,
Chittoor District.
Counsel for the Appellant:
Counsel for the Respondent:
QUORUM:
MONDAY, THE
Oral Order: (Per Hon’ble Justice D. Appa Rao, President)
ppellant is unsuccessful complainant.
She visited one Dr. Parthasarathi at Tirupathi who in turn referred her to SVIMS. Vellore, the doctors after conducting clinical tests opined that
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For the notice While in the notice, she stated that documents to show that and other complications could be due to old age Vellore
CMCHospital,Vellore, and got marked Exs. A1 to A17.
The Dist. Forum after considering the evidence placed on record opined
Dr. Parthasarathi also gave a letter under Ex. A9 without
She alleges that she developed neurological deficit, loss of eye sight etc. Vellore
Earlier when she was referred to Dr. Bindu Menon
The Complainant filed affidavit evidence of Even otherwise she was in advanced age of 75 years and the extraction of
It is reasonable to assume that she got these teeth extracted Vellore in relation to 13, 14 region.”
As we have earlier pointed out that some medicines were prescribed.
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Thirdly, when it comes to the failure of taking precautions, what has to be seen is whether those precautions were taken which the ordinary experience
Their Lordships
No sensible professional would intentionally commit an act or omission which would result in loss or injury to the patient as the professional reputation of the person is at stake. A single failure may cost him dear in his career. Even in civil jurisdiction, the rule of.
At least three weighty considerations can be pointed out which any Forum trying the issue of medical negligence in any jurisdiction must keep in mind. These are: (i) that legal and disciplinary procedures should be properly founded on firm, moral and scientific grounds; (ii) that patients will be better served if the real causes of harm are properly identified and appropriately acted upon; and (iii) that many incidents involve a contribution from more than one person, and the tendency is to blame the last identifiable element in the chain of causation the person holding the ‘smoking gun’.
Coming to the facts, it is not in dispute that the respondent is professionally competent to extract teeth Vellore. fact or law
In the result the appeal is dismissed.