SciTech Book News--September 1, 2002
Using numerous examples, an orthopedic surgeon spotlights the growth industry of health care scams since the 19th century's "railway spine" epidemic. After overviewing the history of personal injury fraud in the US and Europe, Dr. Litchtor clearly explains the expected mechanics of specific injuries; patient evaluation, including investigation of the patient's accident history; and prevention of claimant and physician deception relating to such alleged injuries as whiplash, back injury, traumatic fribromyalgia, repetitive motion injury, and aggravation of pre-existing conditions. He concludes with chapters on malingering, Worker's Compensation Fund fraud, and federal fraud enforcement.
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