The related certificate, undated, concludes: “...Conclusion: ... diffuse changes to the structure of the liver characteristic of chronic hepatitis, stones in the right lobe of the liver.

    On 2 May 2012 a tuberculosis specialist diagnosed the applicant with infiltrative tuberculosis of the upper lobe of the right lung in the dissolution phase.

The applicant was diagnosed with recurrent smear-positive infiltrative tuberculosis of the upper lobe of his left lung at the stage of lung tissue destruction caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis (“MBT

. –     The left ear lobe is missing, and, while the auditory canal is not obstructed, the hearing capacity of the left ear is diminished.

On 25 June 2004 the applicant was discharged from the hospital with a final diagnosis of infiltrative tuberculosis of the upper lobe of the right lung in the phase of dispersion.

. – The left ear-lobe is missing, and, while the auditory canal is not obstructed, the hearing capacity of the left ear is diminished.

A second forensic medical certificate, issued on 6 September 2007, stated that the applicant had an excoriation (scratches) on her ear lobe and several bruises on her arm and thighs.

She is represented before the Commission by Camilla Loewe, a solicitor practising in London. The facts as submitted by the parties may be summarised as follows.   A.

    The eldest daughter was examined on 26 June 2011 by a neuro ‑ psychiatrist at Jolimont-Lobbes Hospital and a medical certificate was drawn up on that day certifying the child’s disabilities

They had then beaten him, kicked him in his belly and kidneys and pressed a ballpoint pen behind his ear lobes. At that time he had lost consciousness.

This showed focal activity in the left central parietal brain area together with epileptiform activity in the temporal lobes on the right with generalisation into a secondary bilateral synchronous paroxysm

According to their evaluation, the applicant had a penetrating wound to the right part of the frontal lobe with damage to the brain; such a wound could have been caused by a shell splinter and was qualified

He submitted a medical certificate of 6   May 2012 stating that he had been diagnosed with a contused wound of the frontal lobe. 7 .

The expert established that the applicant had sustained the following injuries: several contusions on the head (affecting the vertex and the occipital and temporal lobes), bruising on ears, thighs, the

He did not however cooperate with the attempts that were made to carry out a CT scan and EEG, which were necessary in view of his old history of fits and temporal lobe abnormality, on 5 and 6   August

The skull was opened and a 7.62 mm bullet found in the right parietal lobe and removed. Time of death was estimated to be about 10-12 hours prior to the examination.   44.

those in a position to observe any improvement in your personality disorder, those capable of carrying out any operative treatment which may [be] seen to be necessary, with your consent, on your frontal lobe

those in a position to observe any improvement in your personality disorder, those capable of carrying out any operative treatment which may [be] seen to be necessary, with your consent, on your frontal lobe

.�,pq�,� `� �(�� -&}��� �w"�`:m6' �LOEf�?