Defendant met its prima facie burden of demonstrating the absence of medical malpractice. Defendant's expert opined that the prescription, dosage, administration, and monitoring of gentamicin, an antibiotic, were all appropriate, that decedent's gentamicin trough and creatinine levels were consistently normal, that there was no evidence of ototoxicity, vestibular toxicity, or nephrotoxicity prior to completion of the gentamicin, and that even if there was, the benefits of...
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