Examination by a surgeon
The day after my release I went to the LODE clinic and asked to be examined by a surgeon.
The following injuries were recorded:
- from a baton blow, contused wounds of the right upper arm and shoulder:
- right upper arm: linear abrasion up to 5 cm, scabbed over, moderate swelling, no redness
- right shoulder: hematoma 6 × 4 cm, not tense, not pulsating, tender
- from a blow, a hematoma 8 × 4 cm on the inner surface of the upper third of the right thigh, tender, not tense, pulsating
- from a baton blow, hematomas on the right and left buttocks with soft-tissue swelling in those areas:
- right buttock: hematoma 10 × 6 cm, firm, painless, no fluctuation
- left buttock: hematoma 4 cm in diameter, not tense, blue-yellow in color
- right buttock: hematoma 10 × 6 cm, firm, painless, no fluctuation
Medical report from the surgeon at the LODE clinic.
