Can a plaintiff succeed on the consent issue?

The defendants submit that the plaintiff cannot succeed on the consent issue without evidence “as to the standard to be observed…with respect to the provision of information to a patient necessary to obtain truly informed consent” (Bollard v. Eller, 2013 ONSC 5112 at para.20) but here the materiality of the risk of burns is acknowledged. The issue is not a question of what material risks needed to be discussed; it is a question of whether the burn risk, which is acknowledged to be material, was discussed and whether the plaintiff would have proceeded anyway.