Ordered that the judgment is affirmed, with costs.
The appeal arises out of an automobile accident in which the plaintiff Victor Tuitt sustained, inter alia, multiple fractures to his cervical and thoracic vertebrae. As a result of those injuries, the plaintiff was required to wear a halo device, which was secured by four screws drilled into his skull, without the aid of anesthesia, for five and one-half months. The device also left four visible scars on the...
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