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…to produce them. “It has been uniformly held that negligent treatment by a physician is reasonably foreseeable and the original tortfeasor is liable for aggravation of the original injury caused by the negligent treatment.” See § 11:33. Other “second injury” cases; subsequent negligent medical treatment, 3 American Law of Torts § 11:33.
I don't practice in CT but I practice in a jdx with very little case law, so there's a lot of times where I won't be able to find a controlling case that cites a very simple and obviously widely-recognized rule of law. When that happens, I'll generally look for a case from my jdx that says something like "X jurisdiction finds the Restatement (treatise, etc.) persuasive" then I'll cite the case, Restatement/treatise, and footnote a citation to something saying the rule is widely accepted.
Not perfect but we do what we can.
CT Supreme Court rid of superseding cause (for the most part) in Barry v. Quality Steel, 263 Conn 424