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What constitutes negligence in gynecology?

Negligence occurs when a gynecologist fails to provide the standard of care expected in their field. Examples include:
Misdiagnosing conditions
Failing to perform necessary tests
Improperly administering medications
Negligence can lead to criminal charges if it's proven that the gynecologist's actions directly caused harm or death to a patient.

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