What is the state of the law on strict liability in medical malpractice cases?

The foregoing cases illustrate a manifest reluctance by the courts to extend strict liability to parties offering or involving medical treatment or services. Moreover, where a few courts have seemingly been inclined towards extending strict liability, they have followed a more traditional approach in deferring to said concept as a legislative function. (See Hoven v. Kelble, supra, 79 Wis.2d 444, 256 N.W.2d 379, 392.)