Pound v. Medney
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Beasley, Judge.
In the fall of 1977, plaintiff Medney underwent a series of synthetic fiber hair implants performed by defendant physician Pound; the last was on December 1.
On September 29, before the implants, Medney had signed a “Consent and Release” which stated that he “has agreed to have Dr. Pound perform such experimental implantations into his skin . . . [and he] fully understands that Pound and Hairegenics, Inc. cannot guarantee the medical and esthetic results.” It further stated: “[t]he effect and nature of the operation to be performed, the risks involved and complications,…
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