A Weblog devoted to promoting the positive aspects of being a surgeon. Surgeons, surgical residents, and medical students are especially encouraged to submit comments or consider being co-authors of blog content. The originator of this Blog is James T. Evans, M.D., FACS; an academic surgeon. As a public blog, comments from others are gratefully accepted.Dr. Evans can be contacted by email= jamestevansmd@medscape.com
Thursday, November 17, 2005
Side - Effects
Physicians are careful to warn patients of side effects that medications may cause. One of the side effects of being a trauma surgeon is called court time. I just finished talking to an assistant district attorney about an upcoming trial regarding a patient I treated who had been shot. There is very little activity that is less predictable than jury trials. Even though you may only have to testify for 5 or 10 minutes, you still wind up having to block out days on the calendar just to be available. So I will be trying to reschedule things for the next several weeks. First rule = try to move everything up as much as possble. Till next time. JTE.
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