At the hospital Mr Korogodin underwent a medical examination including an ECG of his kidneys and liver and an X ‑ ray of his lungs.

She further contended that the doctors had done nothing to prevent her from increasing the use of inhalers, and that her lungs had only been checked a couple months after her arrival.

    On 28 July 2004, during one of his examinations by a tuberculosis specialist in the SIZO, the applicant was diagnosed with a minor inflammation in his left lung, known as a Ghon focus, with

He held that the injuries to A.P.’s head, chest, stomach, liver, lungs and brain had caused his death.

In its most serious form the illness may progress to the visceral organs, including the kidneys, heart, lungs and gastrointestinal tract. 5.

The report concluded that: “Death was due to subdural and subarachnoid haemorrhage, broken ribs and sternum, ruptured lung with haematothorax, ruptured right kidney, rupture of the mesentery with haemoperitoneum

Since the cause of death could not be determined during that autopsy, blood samples and tissue samples taken from the heart, brain, lungs, liver, kidneys, spleen and the coronary arteries were sent for

"( arrêt Fook Lung Tse, Bull. IV n° 26)   42.

By the end of that period the applicant was still suffering from tuberculosis, which at that time had affected his left lung, and all the other above-mentioned illnesses.

decision, considering that a medical certificate confirmed that the applicant was suffering from Marfan syndrome which was a connective tissue disorder, so affected many structures, including the skeleton, lungs

This position could hinder movements in the chest and could over time lead to a dramatic reduction in lung capacity, heart palpitation frequency, blood pressure and blood volume, and could lead to death

    On 1 September 2003 the Warsaw Regional Court ordered a medical opinion from the Tuberculosis and Lung Diseases Institute.

"( arrêt Fook Lung Tse, Bull. IV n° 26).   49.

violation of Article 3 of the Convention on account of the inadequate conditions of detention complained of by the applicant relating to Iaşi and Gherla Prisons for a period of more than three years (see Lungu

    The applicant was born in 1993 and lives in Lunga. The applicant was represented by Mr A. Postică, lawyer practising in Chișinău. 3.

Facility of the Ministry of Justice following the applicant’s latest examination and in-patient treatment, the applicant was diagnosed with, inter alia , focal tuberculosis of the upper lobes of both lungs

The disease, which most commonly manifests itself in breathing difficulties, culminates – at varying rates – in severe respiratory failure which is often fatal if not treated by lung transplant.

    As the building housing the Division is more than 150 years old, the ceiling releases dust, which is allegedly harmful to the first applicant’s lungs. 10 .

Following medical tests, it was established that the tumour had reached stage III and that the lung was also affected.