Plaintiff's experts base their opinions that defendants' malpractice caused plaintiff's injuries on the premise that pitocin was administered prior to delivery. Assuming in plaintiff's favor that her injuries, which did not manifest themselves until many months after delivery, could have been caused by administration of pitocin prior to delivery, it remains that plaintiff failed to rebut defendants' prima facie showing that pitocin was administered only after delivery. Such...
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