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022238P.pdf   03/10/2003  Linda Sosna  v.  H. B. Binnington
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  02-2238
   Eastern District of Missouri   
Civil case - torts. In action for medical malpractice, district court did not err when it limited scope of cross-examination of defendant's expert as the questions went to the expert's personal practices and not to the appropriate standard of care; no error in admitting the testimony of an internist as his research and practice qualified him to testify on proper pre- and post-surgical treatment of patients with small-bowel obstructions; when plaintiff opened topic on cross-examination of defendant, the trial court did not err in permitting further inquiry during re-direct; court did not err in admitting autopsy report containing pathologist's opinions as to cause of death as the autopsy was an admissible business record under Rule 803(6).