Relying on certain statements in Quintal v. The present child was finally delivered vaginally after preparations had been undertaken for a caesarean section and a spinal anesthetic administered. 2 oz., were born after she had been in labor for even longer periods in each of the latter deliveries an inhalent anesthetic was administered. Her two other children, the first weighing 8 lbs. baby, after more than 11 hours of hard labor. Dunlap, then 26 years of age, during the delivery of her third child, a 9 lb. The asserted malpractice resulted in a cardiac arrest suffered by Mrs. Another defendant, likewise a physician, was granted judgment under section 631.8, Code of Civil Procedure, at the conclusion of plaintiffs' case, but no appeal has been taken therefrom. Plaintiffs appeal from the judgment and order denying their motion for a new trial. In this malpractice action, tried without a jury, the court found in favor of defendant Marine, an obstetrician, defendant Johnson, an anesthesiologist, and defendant hospital. Hollinger for Defendants and Respondents. Mathon for Plaintiffs and Appellants.ĭeForrest Home, Overton, Lyman & Prince, Ried Bridges, Kirtland & Packard and Judith O. MARINE, JR., et al., Defendants and Respondents. LILLIE OTHELLO DUNLAP et al., Plaintiffs and Appellants, v.
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