When a device that later disintegrates is fitted to a patient during surgery, who is responsible for the consequences? What health professionals and hospitals need to know

South African Journal of Bioethics and Law · Published 2024-12-05 · DOI 10.7196/sajbl.2024.v17i3.2563

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