1. The plaintiff's claims against the defendants are all dismissed.

2. The costs of lawsuit shall be borne by the Plaintiff.

1. Basic facts

A. Defendant B and C are doctors within the primary medical institution that treated the network D (Ears; hereinafter “the deceased”), and Defendant National Cancer Center is a third medical institution that performed transplant surgery between the deceased.

The plaintiff is the father of the deceased.

B. On May 13, 2008, the Deceased was treated within the F1 operated by Defendant B, and on May 13, 2008, the Deceased was treated. At the time, there were symptoms, such as fright, fright, fright, fright, fright, fright, fright, fright, and fright, fright, fright, fright, and fright, fright, fright, etc. The Deceased’s symptoms were diagnosed as acute fright, fright, fright, fright, fright, and fright, fright, fright, and fright, fright, fright, fright and fright, fright, fright and fright, fright, fright, fright, fright, fright and fright, fright, fright and fright, fright, fright, fright, and fright, fright.

3) On May 16, 2008, the Deceased was fluored into the G G department operated by Defendant C for three days, and her symptoms were presented to the deceased that she had a merm and answer. The Defendant C performed a heart test to the deceased, and prescribed spatitis, piracy, and antibiotics. Meanwhile, the Defendant C attempted to conduct a urine test to the deceased, but did not cause any urine to the deceased. 4) On May 17, 2008, the Deceased was fluored into the emergency room of the G department operated by Defendant C for three days prior to 3 days prior to 2008, and the Deceased explained that there was any symptoms that the urine became aline and the urine could not be concealed while taking the drugs prescribed by the individual hospital.