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A Medicolegal Guide to Surgical Risks & Responsibility: The Gavel Behind the Scalpel


ISBN13: 9789819240890
To be Published: February 2027
Publisher: Springer International
Country of Publication: Singapore
Format: Hardback
Price: £109.99





When surgical skill meets legal scrutiny, clarity saves careers. This concise, courtroom-ready guide fuses surgical reasoning with legal standards to explain how negligence claims form, how to prevent them, and how to defend effectively when complications occur. Special chapters — Consent in Crossfire, Expert Witness Playbook, and Digital Trials & Digital Traps — translate litigation realities into practical steps, address the emotional toll of being sued, and offer modern risk-mitigation strategies.

Addressing contemporary drivers of litigation — from laparoscopic and robotic complications to human factors and system failures — the book shows how evidence-based practice and sound policy can reduce harm, liability, and the escalating cost of care. Essential for superspecialist surgeons, trainees, medicolegal consultants, malpractice lawyers, hospital risk managers, and insurers, this volume turns uncertainty into preparedness and courtroom pressure into informed strategy.

Subjects:
Medical Law and Bioethics
Contents:
Chapter 1: Medical Negligence
Chapter 2: The Standard of Care
Chapter 3: Connecting Surgical Complications to Breach of Duty
Chapter 4: Informed Consent: The Cornerstone of Autonomy and Risk Acceptance
Chapter 5: Decoding the Shared Language of Hospitals & Courtrooms: Analogous words in Medicine & Law
Chapter 6: Doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitur
Chapter 7: Intra-operative Complications
Chapter 8: Post-operative Complications
Chapter 9: Procedure-Specific Complications
Chapter 10: Medicolegal Complications of Solid Organ Transplantation: Liver, Kidney, Lung, and Heart Transplants Under Indian Law
Chapter 11: Cosmetic Surgery
Chapter 12: Multiorgan failure
Chapter 13: From Adverse Event to Lawsuit
Chapter 14: Expert Witness Testimony
Chapter 15: Medical Records
Chapter 16: Criminal Medical Negligence
Chapter 17: Protecting Practitioners and Strengthening Medicolegal Defense: Laws that protect against adverse outcomes
Chapter 18: Establishment issues
Chapter 19: Technological Advancements
Chapter 20: Human Factors and Resource Management
Chapter 21: Learning from Litigation: Risk Management and Improving Safety
Chapter 22: The Future: No-Fault Liability, Transparency, and Trust
Chapter 23: Limits of Medicine Vs Limits of Law: Protection of licensed physicians for inherent harms of modern medicine
Chapter 24: The Silent Failure: Orphan Laws in Healthcare and Their Unseen Toll: A critical look at the gap between legislative intent and real-world protection in healthcare