Lorenz v. Wolff
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHeffernan, J.
The basic question, of course, is whether the aneurysm was caused by the accident, or to state it alternatively whether a pre-existing aneurysm was aggravated by the accident. There was evidence by competent medical witnesses whose opinion it was that the *412aneurysm and the subsequent disability were the result of the automobile accident injury. Other physicians expressed the contrary opinion.
Dr. Merrick, in a letter which was placed in evidence, concluded sometime prior to trial that the aneurysm was not caused by the trauma, inasmuch as he believed that severe manifestations would have…
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