In June 1984 C began to have epileptic fits caused by a brain tumour and the press became aware of C's condition in August 1986.

    The applicant in application no. 5854/18, Mr Mikko Juhani Tulokas (the first applicant), was a Finnish national, who was born in 1946 and lived in Helsinki.

in all likelihood fatally metastasised before Dr D. had seen it on 19   April 2002, (ii) the chances of survival in that case were estimated at 5%, and (iii) the removal of such an aggressive tumour

    Having regard to the similar subject matter of the applications, the Court finds it appropriate to examine them jointly in a single judgment. JURISDICTION 6.

He developed numerous tumours in his throat and suffered from high blood pressure, high cholesterol and thyroid problems.

have given way to a Renault Fuego being driven by M., who was coming from the right out of the rue de la Tulipe and heading towards the Porte de Namur.

She required surgery for an abdominal tumour. Dr   V.B. assumed charge of her treatment. 7.     Dr.

    On 10 October 2001 the applicant and J. were informed, during an appointment at the clinic, that preliminary tests had revealed that the applicant had serious pre-cancerous tumours in both

A copy of a medical certificate was also produced, indicating that the applicant was suffering from a tumour to his right hand which was reappearing despite two surgical operations for its removal. 14.

It noted the medical experts' opinion that the applicant might have developed a tumour of the salivary gland and decided that he would have greater freedom to choose the medical treatment he wished to

he was suffering from a number of ailments, such as diffuse atherosclerosis of the cerebral arteries, circulatory encephalopathy, hypotonia, chronic pancreatitis, a duodenal ulcer, and a pancreatic tumour

In 1996 he was diagnosed with a perianal tumour but refused further surgery. Due to a severe problem with his eyes, the doctors who examined the applicant recommended his release. 12.

The applicants submitted evidence of a single transaction with shares of “Gemenii” S.A. in 2015, when each share was sold for MDL 17.

As a result of the assault she had cracked a dental plate and had a swelling or tumour on her back.

Without presenting any documents, she claimed that in 2008 she had been diagnosed with a benign tumour, which she thought was a result of the endured stress. 2.

The applicant’s single-tier bed was installed by a wall in the corner near the window.

The 1994 decree imposed the following restrictions: –     restrictions on visits by family members (a maximum of a single one ‑ hour visit per month); –     no meetings with

relevant: “6.2.1 Penile biopsy There is no need for biopsy if: •   there is no doubt about the diagnosis and/or •   treatment of the lymph nodes is postponed after treatment of the primary tumour