If the hospital doesn't agree with you, or the operation fails and you are injured, you should be liable for compensation. If a medical appraisal is needed, the responsibilities shall be divided according to the appraisal results, and both parties shall negotiate. If the negotiation fails, they can sue for settlement.

Liability for medical damage:

Medical damage means that the subject of damage is medical institutions and medical personnel, and the object of medical damage is the patient's right to life and health. Compensation for medical damage includes the situation that patients are infringed as vulnerable groups, but it does not include disputes caused by the damage of doctors' rights.

Liability for medical damage refers to the creditor-debtor relationship among patients, medical personnel and medical institutions when medical personnel violate relevant medical and health management laws and regulations in the process of engaging in various medical behaviors and cause damage to patients' lives and health in medical procedures or medical medication negligence.

Because medical behavior is highly professional, doctors enjoy a high degree of discretion in general diagnosis and treatment activities, and patients should cooperate. Of course, doctors should pay careful attention to the health interests of patients, otherwise it is illegal. If a doctor imposes a dangerous medical behavior on a patient, there is no limit to the doctor's discretion.

It is obviously unfair to ignore the patient's initiative as a party to a contract and infringe on his right to dispose of it in private law. Therefore, in order to adjust this unequal relationship between rights and obligations, it has gradually become the duty of doctors to respect patients' decision-making power. According to the "legal principle of allowing risks" (this legal principle holds that under certain circumstances, in order to promote social development, human activities that threaten legal interests are allowed).

In order to make more patients get rid of the pain and despair of patients and realize the legitimate purpose of saving lives, the law allows dangerous medical behavior on patients, which is called "allowable danger" in law, but "permission" does not make the behavior legal.