There is a distinction to be made between the anesthesiologist not asking you thorough questions or any questions at all as compared to the patient not answering questions correctly and medical history not being made available to the anesthesiologist. If the anesthesiologist did not consult the patient at all, then the patient cannot be held negligent for failure to disclose. Furthermore, a person’s medical history should still be available to the physician, regardless of whether or not the patient themselves properly disclosed their pre-existing conditions. The physician has a duty to conduct due diligence to obtain all of the necessary information prior to procedure. Therefore, even if you did not disclose your medical history, it is still possible to build a winning claim.