Case 1 He Yuguo v. a hospital
-Relationship between Regulations on Handling Medical Accidents and General Principles of Civil Law
Case 2: Jiang v a hospital in Jiaxing.
-Should the cost of continuing treatment caused by hospital misdiagnosis be compensated?
Case 3: Lin Moumou v. a hospital in Shenzhen.
-Tort liability of medical units for delaying diagnosis.
Case 4: Tang Yahui v. a hospital in Dachuan.
-Can the Consumer Protection Law be used to protect patients' rights?
Liu's medical dispute over hepatitis C infected by blood transfusion
-Can product tort liability be applied to blood transfusion medical disputes?
Case 6: A dispute between Mao and an unlicensed doctor over medical damage compensation.
-The Regulations on Handling Medical Accidents does not apply to the damage caused to patients by unlicensed traveling doctors due to their faults.
Case 7 Sun Moumou v. Family Planning Guidance Station of a city and other personal injury compensation disputes.
-How to apply the law to determine the damage compensation for family planning technical service accidents?
Case 8 Liu moumou v. Li moumou and a hospital in Tianjin used silver nitrate as an anesthetic to drip into the ear and cause tympanic membrane and facial burns.
-The off-duty behavior of retired doctors cannot constitute a medical accident.
Zhang v a hospital in Nanjing for medical advertisement fraud.
-hospitals should bear corresponding responsibilities for deceiving patients with false advertisements.
10: Wang v. Jiang for medical damage compensation.
-doctors must bear "double responsibility" when using privately prepared drugs.
The second chapter is the burden of proof and the principle of imputation of medical disputes.
Chapter III Medical Disputes Caused by Hospital Duty of Care
Chapter IV Liability for Medical Accidents
Chapter V Appraisal in Medical Disputes
Chapter VI Compensation for Mental Damage in Medical Disputes
Chapter VII Determination of Tort in Medical Disputes
Chapter VIII Compensation for Personal Injury
Chapter IX Medical Disputes Caused by Beauty
Chapter X Medical Disputes Caused by Medical Contracts
Chapter II Scope and Calculation of XI's Medical Damage Compensation
Chapter XII Criminal Responsibility of Medical Disputes