Titlebook: Litigation in Otolaryngology; Minimizing Liability Jean Anderson Eloy,Peter F. Svider,Shawn P. Kelly Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Malpractice in Aesthetic Surgery and Procedures,for facial plastic surgeons. Lack of proper informed consent and poor cosmetic outcome are cited most frequently as the reasons litigation are enacted. Familiarizing oneself with the details and scenarios of medical malpractice and litigation in facial plastic surgery is extremely important for those who practice in the United States today.

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Pearls for Preventing Litigation,e, as well as literature demonstrating the importance of a healthy patient-physician relationship in the decision of whether to pursue litigation following a complication. The significance of appropriate documentation in the age of electronic medical records as well as familiarity with medication-to

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Malpractice in Rhinology,n sinusotomy and with physicians diverting rhinologic procedures to an office-based setting. However, the same overall themes of appropriate physician–patient communication, comprehensive informed consent, and avoiding unnecessary risks should be considered essential. It often takes many years for c

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Litigation and Obstructive Sleep Apnea,s positive airway pressure (CPAP) after surgery, respiratory monitoring, and medication management, including monitored opioid use, is paramount in reducing the risk of litigation in obstructive sleep apnea.

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