Mr Slavchev's brain, lungs, heart, coronary artery, liver and kidneys were removed for histopathological examination.

from the following primary and secondary conditions: a herniation of the L3-L4 spinal disc; osteochondrosis; mild hypertension, stage II; residual signs of inactive (cured) tuberculosis of the right lungs

After having carried out a histological examination on various organs, including the brain, the lungs and the heart, the experts concluded that the cause of the applicant's son's death was mechanical asphyxia

The thorax X-ray that had been produced on the same date did not show any broken ribs or post-traumatic lung damage.

The examination report contained information on bullet - entries and exits and concluded that the respective causes of death were haemorrhaging of the lungs, loss of blood and cessation of vital functions

As a result the second applicant sustained serious bodily injuries: abdominal bruising with abdominal haemorrhage, rupture of the small and large intestine and liver, lung contusion, bruising and fracture

On 24   March, 24 September, and 27   November   2000 the applicant underwent three X-ray examinations, none of which revealed any pathological changes in his heart or lungs. 13.

Suddenly the latter had had a breakdown, saying that his skin and lungs were burning. Overall T.P. had seemed to be confused.    L.R. 36.

no reaction [the word “normal” was underlined by hand] (9)     Skin: pale; red; normal supply of blood; blue [the words “normal supply of blood” were underlined by hand] (10)     Lungs

; Colmar Court of Appeal, 9 March 1984, Chalvignac et autre, unreported; Paris Court of Appeal, Indictment Division, judgment of 27 June 1984 previously cited and judgment of 31 October 1984, Li Siu Lung

The discharge letter of 15 June 2004 shows that no lung disease had been established. The applicant was returned to Varaždin Prison. 35.

    On 13 December 2013 the applicant was arrested in Lugo by the Spanish police. The Central Court of Investigation No.

Two X ‑ ray examinations carried out on 1 and 10 February   2006 did not reveal any pathological changes in his heart or lungs.

This report explained that   D had already undergone three open heart operations and that he would require further open heart surgery in order to replace a tube between the right ventricle and the lung

On completion of the tests, the doctor decided that the applicant's heart, lungs, urine and blood tests were all normal. 79.

blindness in one or both eyes; permanent deafness or muteness; impossibility to have children; mutilation that forever impairs the ability to speak or a sensory organ; loss of a kidney, the spleen or a lung

He stated that death had occurred following a haemorrhage caused by a bullet wound, and that the bullet had struck the trachea and left lung.

Vesicular respiration present in the lungs. Heart sounds [unreadable]... The abdomen is soft and painless. There are no external symptoms of venereal diseases.”

    The applicant's brother died in prison on 12 February 2008 from heart and lung failure.