side and slightly towards the head, perforating the right chest cavity, the midriff, the right lobe of the liver, the spine (tenth thoracic vertebra), the left chest cavity and the lower lobes of both lungs

   In spring 1975 the applicant was afflicted by open lung tuberculosis.

The left lung had been lacerated by the bullet fragment which, as noted above, struck the victim at the mid-point of the right axillary line.

  In June 1965, following a chest X-ray, he was diagnosed as suffering from sarcoidosis, a chronic disease one of the symptoms of which is the formation of small nodules, or granulomas, in the lungs

His parents requested on many occasions that their son be seen by a lung specialist. On 12   March 2009 he was eventually seen and various tests were carried out.

    On 17 February 2009 a new fluorography test detected changes indicating tuberculosis in the applicant’s lungs.

Furthermore, if the tube is badly positioned liquid may enter the lungs and cause choking.

However, on another occasion he had testified that prior to the arrival of the psychiatric emergency team he had witnessed a medical assistant administering artificial lung ventilation to the first applicant

This examination indicated that he had infiltrative tuberculosis in the lower part of his right lung, pneumonia and hepatitis C.

The left lung presented fractures, the right lung presented ruptures.

At the same time the scan revealed changes in his left lung and doctors recommended that he have a further examination.

An x- ray taken in June 1965 indicated extensive modular infiltration of both lungs, which condition was diagnosed as sarcoidosis.   51.

départ, une mesure restreignant la liberté de circulation d’une personne peut devenir disproportionnée et violer les droits de cette personne si elle se prolonge automatiquement pendant longtemps ( Luordo

intérimaire CM/ResDH(2009)42   - Affaires concernant des procédures de faillite (articles 1 du Protocole n o 1 et 6§1) Résolution intérimaire CM/ResDH(2007)27   CM/Inf/DH(2008)42 32190/96   Luordo

According to the autopsy report drawn up on 20   February 1998, the cause of death was attributed to respiratory and circulatory insufficiency as a result of bronchopneumonia (infection of the lung

  During detention he injured himself by introducing a piece of metal into his lung whereupon his health deteriorated.

cavities [there were] 300 ml of hemorrhagic fluid), purulo ‑ necrotic tracheobronchitis and complicated infection toxic shock, shock kidney, brain oedema, myocardiodystrophy, acute heart failure, lung

He suffered from advanced HIV, long-term tuberculosis at the stage of lung tissue destruction and chronic hepatitis C. 10 .

As a result, the applicant’s two ribs were fractured, and a lung perforated. On 10/07/2011 the applicant was taken to the hospital for emergency surgery.