The medicolegal impact of misplaced pedicle and lateral mass screws on spine surgery in the United States [0.03%]
美国脊柱手术中 misplaced pedicle 和 lateral mass 钢钉的医疗法律影响
Eric W Sankey,Vikram A Mehta,Timothy Y Wang et al.
Eric W Sankey et al.
Spine surgery has been disproportionately impacted by medical liability and malpractice litigation, with the majority of claims and payouts related to procedural error. One common area for the potential avoidance of malpractice claims and s...
Litigation risks despite guideline adherence for acute spinal cord injury: time is spine [0.03%]
急性脊髓损伤指南依从性下的诉讼风险：时间就是脊柱
Daniel Rafter,Ranveer Vasdev,Duncan Hurrelbrink et al.
Daniel Rafter et al.
Objective: Current guidelines do not specify timing for management of acute spinal cord injury (aSCI) due to lack of high-quality evidence supporting specific intervals for intervention. Randomized prospective trials may ...
Determinants of brain tumor malpractice litigation outcome and indemnity payments: a 29-year nationwide analysis [0.03%]
脑肿瘤医疗事故诉讼结果和赔偿支付的决定因素：一项全国范围内的29年分析研究
Oliver Y Tang,Davis A Hartnett,Sarah B Hays et al.
Oliver Y Tang et al.
Objective: Medical malpractice litigation is a significant challenge in neurosurgery, with more than 25% of a neurosurgeon's career on average spent with an open malpractice claim. While earlier research has elucidated ch...
Damned if you monitor, damned if you don't: medical malpractice and intraoperative neuromonitoring for spinal surgery [0.03%]
用与不用术中脊髓监护的手术医疗事故责任问题分析：一篇评论文章
Jeffrey Hatef,Miki Katzir,Nathaniel Toop et al.
Jeffrey Hatef et al.
Objective: The aim of this study was to identify trends in medical malpractice litigation related to intraoperative neuromonitoring. Methods: ...
Does state malpractice environment affect outcomes following spinal fusions? A robust statistical and machine learning analysis of 549,775 discharges following spinal fusion surgery in the United States [0.03%]
美国脊柱融合术后549,775例住院患者的统计和机器学习分析：州医疗事故环境是否影响手术效果？
Andrew K Chan,Michele Santacatterina,Brenton Pennicooke et al.
Andrew K Chan et al.
Objective: Spine surgery is especially susceptible to malpractice claims. Critics of the US medical liability system argue that it drives up costs, whereas proponents argue it deters negligence. Here, the authors study th...
The changing landscape of military medical malpractice: from the Feres Doctrine to present [0.03%]
军事医疗侵权的变迁：从Feres规则到当下
Callum D Dewar,Jason H Boulter,Brian P Curry et al.
Callum D Dewar et al.
Medical malpractice suits within the military have historically been limited by the Feres Doctrine, a legal precedent arising from a Supreme Court decision in 1950, which stated that active-duty personnel cannot bring suit for malpractice a...
Status of current medicolegal reform in the United States: a neurosurgical perspective [0.03%]
美国当前医事改革的现状——一位神经外科医生的观点
Devon LeFever,Audrey Demand,Sandeep Kandregula et al.
Devon LeFever et al.
Objective: There are approximately 85,000 lawsuits filed against medical practitioners every year in the US. Among these lawsuits, neurosurgery has been identified as a "high-risk specialty" with exceptional chance of hav...
Examining the Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act: impact on telemedicine for neurotrauma [0.03%]
《检查急诊医疗护理和主动分娩行为对神经创伤远程医学的影响》
Sanjit Shah,George L Yang,Diana T Le et al.
Sanjit Shah et al.
The Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act (EMTALA) protects patient access to emergency medical treatment regardless of insurance or socioeconomic status. A significant result of the COVID-19 pandemic has been the rapid accelerat...
Disciplinary law and neurosurgery: a 10-year analysis of cases in the Netherlands [0.03%]
纪律处罚与神经外科：对荷兰10年来案例的分析
Wouter J Dronkers,Quirine J M A Amelink,Dennis R Buis et al.
Wouter J Dronkers et al.
Objective: Neurosurgery is historically seen as a high-risk medical specialty, with a large percentage of neurosurgeons facing complaints during their careers. The Dutch medicolegal system is characterized by a strong emp...
Nathan A Shlobin,Mark Sheldon,Sandi Lam
Nathan A Shlobin
Objective: Informed consent has served as a main principle of medical ethics and laws in the United States. The 1986 American Association of Neurological Surgeons Code of Ethics implied medicolegal liability for the failu...