On March 30, 2004, plaintiffs' nine-year-old daughter had two seizures and was brought to NYU-Tisch Hospital, where she was diagnosed with a brain tumor and hydrocephalus. Surgery was performed the next day to remove the tumor, but the child continued to have seizures thereafter. Her doctors prescribed Dilantin, an anticonvulsant, and several medications to treat the pain. On April 26, the child was transferred to the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine. While there...
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