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THE PATIENT'S CONSENT TO TREATMENT Itsuo Iwata 1 pp.191-194
Published Date 1977/3/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492208474
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 When the Doctor undertakes to treat his patients, he should obtain the trust and full consent of the latter. But in spite of such a consent the patient, afterwards, may raise a court case because the latter's discontent in the treatment. Why is it so ?

 As Dr. G. Robinson point out that man's memory is, at times, exceedingly unreliable, especially when a factor to the danger of life may be involved. That memory may be subject to being twisted, denied or in worst cases it may be designed by a complete fabrication. This is most unfortunate but none the less true.

 Therefore, when the Doctor acquires this consent for treatment from his patient, it deems highly necessary that he does it with utmost care and with a good clinical record.


Copyright © 1977, Igaku-Shoin Ltd. All rights reserved.

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