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The persons insurance, presumably. The issue seems to be that the doctor didn’t even check the x-ray, otherwise they would have commented on an unmentioned fus
by jpsouth 3y ago
The persons insurance, presumably.
The issue seems to be that the doctor didn’t even check the x-ray, otherwise they would have commented on an unmentioned fused vertebrae. I’m not sure how you didn’t gather that from the OP.
- anamax 3y agoMy question was motivated by the OP. The longshoreman was arguing for some sort of compensation for an injury from an electric shock. Unless there are relevant symptoms or electric shock is known to have effects on bones, why would the doctor look at x-rays? He probably also didn't look at stool samples or test for TB.
- serf 3y agowell then the problem arises when said doctor says "I thoroughly studied your x-rays".