PEDIATRICS Vol. 57 No. 3 March 1976, pp. 414-416
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Consent

Rowine H. Brown M.D., Horace L. Hodes M.D., Victor C. Vaughan III M.D., Charles A. Alford Jr. M.D., Rowine Hayes Brown M.D., Malcolm A. Holliday M.D., Avrum L. Katcher M.D., Calvin C. J. Sia M.D., David Sparling M.D., Lewis A. Barness M.D., L. Stanley James M.D., Samuel L. Katz M.D., Sumner J. Yaffe M.D., and Norman Kretchmer M.D.

Consent must be obtained prior to the institution of medical or surgical treatment. Pediatricians should keep informed concerning court decisions and statutes relative to consent and minors.




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