In this medical malpractice action alleging, inter alia, failure to diagnose plaintiff patient's cervical cancer, the IAS Court erred in holding the continuous treatment tolling provision (CPLR 214-a) inapplicable as a matter of law since competent proof presented by plaintiff, including an affirmation by her expert oncologist/hematologist, was sufficient to raise a factual issue as to whether defendant, as of September 20, 1993, treated plaintiff for the condition...
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