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This book provides a detailed commentary on the provisions related to medical liability under the Civil Code of the People's Republic of China, explicitly focusing on Articles 1218 to 1228 within the ""Medical Liability"" section of the Tort Liability chapter. It examines five critical aspects of medical liability: liability arising from medical malpractice; product liability involving drugs, disinfectants, medical devices, and blood defects; liability for breaches of patient privacy and personal information; liability for violations of informed consent in medical treatment; and liability for excessive medical intervention. Adopting a standard commentary format, each article is analyzed under headings such as ""Purpose of the Provision,"" ""Legislative History and Comparative Laws,"" ""Content of the Provision,"" and ""Burden of Proof."" This comprehensive approach offers readers valuable insights into China's legislative and judicial framework governing medical liability.

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Shenbao Liang is a lecturer at the School of Law, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. He earned a Master of Laws degree from East China University of Political Science and Law in 2012 and completed his Ph.D. in Law at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland, in 2018. Since joining the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics in 2018, he has focused his teaching and research on contract law, family law, and medical law. Liang has published extensively in academic journals, including the Journal of East China University of Political Science and Law, Legal Research, and China-Germany Law Forum. His works include a German-language monograph and a Chinese translation of the Textbook of Swiss Debt Law. In addition to his academic roles, Liang serves as a lawyer and consultant at Shanghai Yingdong Law Firm.

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