In early March, Judge Johnson put Justina Pelletier's medical care back with Dr. Korman/Tufts

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76. That ruling didn't change anything about his previous ruling, which was also specific.

He set up a new medical team led by her original doctor, Dr. Korson, a metabolic specialist at Tufts.


http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/03/04/judge-approves-shifting-justina-pelletier-care-tufts-medical-center/rIQlvqj1VsgOsBtOTX3hDJ/story.html

More than a year after a Connecticut couple lost custody of their teenage daughter following a diagnostic dispute between doctors at Boston Children’s Hospital and Tufts Medical Center, a juvenile court judge approved a plan Monday to return the girl’s medical care to a Tufts-led team.

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Korson had suggested that Justina, who was having trouble eating and walking, go to Children’s so she could be seen by her longtime Tufts gastroenterologist, Alejandro Flores, who had recently moved across town to Children’s. But the girl was not seen by Flores, and instead, a different set of doctors at Children’s quickly concluded that the origin of her problems was mostly psychiatric. The parents, who had tussled with providers in the past, rejected the shift in diagnosis and the Children’s treatment plan and sought to remove Pelletier. That led the Children’s team to file allegations of medical child abuse against them with Massachusetts child-protection officials.

Korson will be a key player on Pelletier’s new medical team, as will other specialists from Tufts, said Julie Jette, a Tufts spokeswoman. However, doctors from other institutions are expected to be on the team, including a neurologist from Boston Medical Center and Flores.