mr. galvin?
it was good of you to meet.
that's what i'd planned to.
from what i've seen, mr. galvin, you have a very good case.
i made a reservation at.
what difference would.
there's nothing they can do to me.
they gave her the wrong anesthetic.
her sister said she ate one hour prior to admittance.  she.
she went in complaining of stomach cramps. good doctor would have doubted the information on the chart.
i am seventy-four years old.
i am on the staff of.
i made a detailed physical examination of the patient, sir, yesterday evening, i.
actually, yes. it's by no means bad,
'code blue'.
that is correct. i was engaged to render an opinion.
just as you are, sir.
no, i am not. it's quite common in new york state.
no.
no.
i'm just an m.d.
i know of him.
through, through his book.
meth.  methodology and technique.
'methodology and techniques of anesthesiology.' yes.
i am seventy-four years old.
i'm on the staff of.
sir. yes. when a thing is wrong.  as in this case, i am available. i am seventy-four years old, i am not board-certified.
i have been practicing medicine for forty-six years and i know when an injustice has been done.
i did.
cardiac arrest. during delivery her heart stopped. when the heart stops the brain's deprived of oxygen. you get brain damage. that is why she's in the state she's in today.
it's my opinion it took him much longer. nine.  ten minutes. there's too much brain damage.
well.
i.  in that small context i would have.  i would have to say 'no.'
i.  given the limits of your question, that's correct.
i.  um.
i didn't do too well for you.
i'm afraid that's not true. will you want me to stay on till monday?
you know.  sometimes people can surprise you. sometimes they have a great capacity to hear the truth.
you sure you don't want me to stay on.