On or about April 17, 1968, defendant Dr. Eleonore Hinse commenced treating plaintiff Marilyn Bikowicz (hereinafter plaintiff) for migraine headaches by prescribing injections of Talwin. Subsequently, a drug called Dramamine was added to the continuing therapy. On February 14, 1973, Hinse gave plaintiff a prescription for four ampoules of both Talwin and Dramamine, together with an order for 10 disposable syringes. It is conceded that the purpose...
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