You are right. Technically it is a battery due to uninformed consent. I really think a case could be made for uniformed consent if there were attorneys willing to pursue such cases. The admitting forms people sign are very vague and do not specifically spell out the risks involved with what a patient is consenting to. They have been able to slide by with these generalizations for years and have never really been legally been challenged.  Unfortunately, with normal lawsuits there needs to be damages in order to bring a claim against an institution. Most consent forms force patients into agreeing to arbitration to avoid lawsuits. In addition, vaccine damage is very hard to prove and it has its own court - which is an absolute joke. So, the only way I can see that any legal avenue can be taken is in regards to privacy and civil rights violations. Unfortunately for some patients, they are unconscious or out of it when these intrusions are perpetrated. Unless a patient has access to their own records, which is near impossible to obtain, there is no way of knowing what was done. Sometimes if a patient can get hold of an itemized hospital bill there may be record of a charge for medications that they may not have even been aware they were given. But then what? They have been getting away with these assaults for years and the only way I can see any change taking place is for public outcry. Thankfully, more people are waking up to the dangers.