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Case: EMIL DeCREDICO v. HURON ROAD HOSPITAL
Testimony Date: March 17, 1988
Expert Witness: ALAN MARKOWITZ MD
Expert Type: Cardiovascular Surgery
Court: State: Ohio County: Cuyahoga
Pages: 60

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2 County of Cuyahoga

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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA
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EMIL DeCREDICO,
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P I a i n t i f f ,
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v s  Case No 112,6 3

8 HURON ROAD HOSPITAL, Judge
et al, Francis E Swe ney
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Defendants
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DEPOSITION OF ALAN MARKOWITZ, MD
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Thursday, March 17, 1988
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The Deposition of ALAN MARKOWITZ, MD a
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witness, called by the Plaintiff for cross
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examination under the Ohio Rules of Civil Pr cedure,
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taken before me, the undersigned, Rober A angemi,
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a Notary Public within and for the Stat of hio,
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pursuant to notice and agreement of counsel, at the
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offices of Alan Markowitz, MD, 26900 Cedar Road,
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Cleveland, Ohio, commencing at 5:00 o'clock m, on
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the day and date above set forth
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APPEARANCES:

On behalf of the Plaintiff:
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Weisman, Goldberg, Weisman & Kau man
3 Howard Mishkind, Esq
540 Leader Building
4 Cleveland, Ohio 44114


5 On behalf of Defendant Huron Road Hospi al:

Reminger and Reminger
6 James Malone, Esq
Peter Marmaros, Esq
7 The 113 Building
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
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on behalf of the remaining Defendants:

9 Jacobson, Maynard, Tuschman & Ka ur
Anthony DaPore, Esq
10 Craig A Grimes, Esq
100 Erieview Plaza

11 14th Floor
Cleveland, Ohio 44115

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1 ALAN MARKOWITZ, MD
2 a witness called by the Plaintiff for c-oss
3 examination under the Ohio Rules of Civ 1 Pr cedure,
4 having been first duly sworn, as herein-fter
5 certified, was examined and testified a- follows:
6 CROSS-EXAMINATION
7 BY MR  MISHKIND:
8 Q Would you state your name for th record?
9 A Alan Markowitz,
10 Q You are a physician?
1 1 A  Yes
12 Q Your specialty is what, Doctor?
13 A Thoracic and cardiac surgery
14 Q I asked you before we began the epos tion
15 whether you had a curriculum vitae, and you indicated
16 that you do, correct?
1 7 A  Yes
18 Q Is it current with regard to all of y ur
19 publications?
2 0 A  Yes
21 Q And you are going to provide me -ith copy of
22 that?
2 3 A  I can
24 Q Doctor have you written any articles ealing
25 with aortic aneurysms?
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1 A No I have presented some inforinaticn
2 recently about aneurysms
3 Q How recent?
4 A About a week ago
5 Q Back in the 1985 time frame that we are
6 concerned about in this case, had you aithor d any
7 articles dealing with the diagnosis and treatment of
8 aortic aneurysms?
9 A No
10 Q Specifically the diagnosis and teat
11 thoracic aneurysms?
1 2 A  N o 
13 Q Had you done any presentations, ack in the
14 1985 time frame, dealing with the diagn sis and
15 treatment of thoracic aortic aneurysms?
16 A I have
17 Q And is that reflected in your cu-riculum
18 vitae?
19 A I don't recall whether I have pr?sen ations
20 and meetings listed, but I will certainly i clude
21 them
22 Q Tell me what presentations you hid given back
23 in the 1985 time frame
24 A These are similar in terms of di'fere tiating
25 between an aneurysm and a dissection, a,d the
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1 diagnostic modalities that would allow iou to
2 determine what kind of diseases of the orta you are
3 dealing with
4 Q Do you have copies of any of tho-e
5 presentations?
6 A These were invited presentations at a meeting
7 sponsored by an oxygenator manufacturer where
8 different problems of cardiac surgery a e discussed
9 This was one of the topics I dis ussed and
1 0 that I have since discussed over the past several
11 years
12 They are not transcribed, and these are not
13 formal presentations, but they are formal in terms of
14 preparation
15 Q But the substance of those preseltati ns dealt
16 with the diagnosis of various aneurysms'
17 A And dissections with the use of tortograms,
18 CAT scans, things of that nature
19 Q Those presentations deal with th( mortality
20 associated with operative procedures foi various
21 aneurysms?
22 A Not specifically, no
23 Q Have you done any writing or pre enti g of any
24 medical information, back in the 1985 t me frame,
25 that would deal with the mortality asso iated with
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operations on thoracic aortic aneurysms?

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A Not in 1985, no

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Q And the first time that you did ny

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presentations relative to the mortality con erning

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thoracic aortic aneurysms would have be?n just

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recently?

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A Something I am in the process of working on

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now

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Q Just as a point of reference, te 1 mI what

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that is

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A we are compiling our own results of aortic

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aneurysms, ascending arch, descending a7ch

13 Q You are chief of the department, are you not?

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A Yes

15 Q That's the cardiothoracic depart*ient@

16 A Right

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Q How long has Mt  Sinai Hospital )een doing

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thoracic aortic aneurysm surgery?

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A I have been there since 1981 I can only

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speak to that period of time

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Prior to that time they stopped heii cardiac

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surgery program

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When I cam
	 

 


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