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Complete perineal tear after a forceps delivery, not medical negligence; delay in referral for post-delivery complication is negligence [Madras High Court]
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Letter to Editor

End-of-life care: 'Do not resuscitate', 'Do not intubate' and 'Allow natural death'

AUTHOR(s) : Mahanta Putul
DOI No. : 10.31741/ijhrmlp.v4.i2.2018.1

ABSTRACT :
One of the critical choices that a patient or their legal guardian may have to make after knowing that comfort is now the goal of care is whether or not there should be any attempts to revive their patient if and when the vital organs stops.

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