... hormone therapy and genital-normalizing surgeries under the guise of so called ‘reparative therapies’ ... are rarely medically necessary, can cause scarring, loss of sexual sensation,

1958 Gino COLUCCI 1968 Antonietta CONVERTINI 1963 Angela CRESCENZO 1972 Anna DIGREGORIO 1969 Idria Maria DIGREGORIO 1966 Angela FORNAIO 1965 Grazia GAROFALI 1963 Comasia Maria LACATENA 1963 Silvana Scalina

also recommended to undergo a magnetic resonance imaging procedure in relation to a suspected cerebral condition, which had to be carried out in a different hospital equipped with the appropriate scanning

The medical documents show that the applicant frequently underwent various X-ray exams and ultrasound scans, and was taken to the Centre and a civil hospital for clinical testing and examinations by various

The neurologist recommended an MRI scan and early release from prison on health grounds. For unspecified reasons, no MRI scan was carried out. Early release was refused in August 2006. 10.

The applicant’s chest had been examined by radiography and his abdomen by ultrasound scanning. No internal injuries were observed and it had determined that he could follow an out-patient treatment.

The extensive scarring on his body and the medical/forensic evidence of two independent experts is sufficient, to my mind, to satisfy this requirement.

14/08/2012 (21 requérants) Silvio GREGORIO 24/08/1948 Angela PEPE 29/05/1955 Caterina GIACOPPO 02/09/1959 Enrica CARLE 16/07/1961 Lorenzo FALCONE 27/11/1963 Filippa STURNIOLO 17/05/1960 Elisabetta SCACCIA

Le 3 août 2015, un scanner abdomino-pelvien a révélé une fistule de la paroi supero-latérale nécessitant une intervention le jour même : la plaie rectale provoquée lors de l'hystérectomie sept jours avant

des examens établis, tous services ; 5) l'ensemble des résultats des examens anatomopathologiques, bactériologiques et antibiogrammes ; 6) l'ensemble des radiographies et des examens spécialisés, scanner

    Once, in March 1995 an EEG scanning was carried out, notably to check the applicant for epilepsy. 38.

They all have internal and external scarring which they will have to live with for the rest of their lives.

Their view, on the basis of ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) scans, was that the applicant suffered from epileptic fits which had been caused by a traumatic head injury.

In addition, she underwent ultrasonic duplex scanning of her lower limbs.

He had a number of blood tests, such as a full blood count (including leukocytes, erythrocytes, and lymphocytes), a urine test, a chest fluorography, an X-ray and an abdominal ultrasound scan, and was

In such circumstances, it was for the Migration Board to dispel any doubts that might have persisted as to the cause of such scarring (see the last sentence of paragraph 50).

when they were at the corner of the other house and then I aimed and fired at them as they were scaling the fence. I aimed at their feet. The ground where I stood was at a lower level ...

    In submissions of 19 August 2011, the applicant alleged that he had had no information on the child’s whereabouts for the past two weeks and that M.R. and her parents had been scaring the

  He states that he was held for 20 hours and tortured, resulting in injury and scarring to his right leg.

outstanding arrest warrant; bail jumping and/or escaping from custody; having signed a confession or similar document; having been asked by the security forces to become an informer; the presence of scarring