When rules are written for only one side

"Review bias” or “hindsight bias” has been a hot topic in radiology and pathology malpractice cases recently. Defense attorneys argue that plaintiffs’ experts’ opinions are biased and unreliable because they reviewed a film or slide in “hindsight,” already knowing the patient’s diagnosis. Two professional organizations have taken this argument to …

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