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No lapse on our part: doctors

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HYDERABAD: Dr. Nagaraj and Dr. Uday Naik, in a press note issued here, said that they had received the notice of the decision taken by the Medical Council and had submitted a review petition.

They said: "We will present our case to the council during the review and believe that we will convince the council that there has been no lapse in the management of the said patient and that the patient did not expire earlier than what was informed to the patient's family."

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