Hogan v. Almand
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Judge.
Remembering that Dr. Almand was called into the *228case after the birth and swore that he was uninformed as to the conditions of delivery, the only paragraphs of the quoted affidavit which could relate to him are Nos. 7, 8,11, and a part of the conclusion. It is recognized that these paragraphs create a jury issue as to whether the diagnosis is right or wrong, but the appellee correctly points out that the issue is not whether the diagnosis was wrong but whether in making it the doctor used that reasonable degree of care and skill required by Code § 84-924, and such as is ordinarily…
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