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Injury News Summaries of Recent Medical Research for Personal Injury Lawyers Index of Articles - Alpha Index | By Issue and Volume Subscribing Member References and Abstracts: Revisionist Memory |
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| Volume 5, Issue 3 | November 1999 |
REVISIONIST
MEMORY
Full text articles and references are available
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PRACTICE POINTS
Whereas anxiety to understand cause can increase reporting accuracy, conflicted
emotion materially distorts medical recall
Pre-injury as well as contemporaneous clinical records should be routinely examined before symptoms are attributed to injury
Whenever there is any doubt, litigators should challenge treating and independent physicians to explain what leads them to attribute cause, other than the client's recall
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