Jane Doe Case Summary

Portsmouth Ohio on January 3, 2016 Jane Doe victim and wife of Defendant David Doe disappeared and her body was never found. On day in question she gone to place of employment Silver Shears hair solon at request of coworker Holly Smith. After staying approximately 3 hours Jane asked Holly to have a few drinks with her at Dakota bar. Jane coworker testified before meeting her for drinks Jane went home first to change her blouse but Jane left her purse and cigarettes at the Silver Shears. Janes purse contended her driver’s license, medication, money and cell phone. However, Jane never returned and did not meet coworker at the bar in spite of fact Jane regularly visited her sons Jon and Don neither son has seen or hear from their mother since

He was seen at that time by Dr. _____ Allina Clinic in Cottage Grove. The patient described x-rays as revealing "a little crack" localized to the lateral malleolus. He stated that the sprain was relatively severe and required a recovery of about six weeks.

DOI: 12/3/2015. Patient is a year old female registered nurse who sustained injury while waiting to be picked up by a van, she caught her left foot in a crevice between the curb. Per OMNI, she was initially diagnosed with left ankle sprain and swelling.

Objectives: To describe a series of 3 cases of lower limb deformities (valgus knee, varus knee

DOI: 3/31/2016. Patient is a 58-year-old male driver who sustained injury when he was hit by a vehicle. Per OMNI, he was diagnosed with right knee sprain/contusion.

An Attending Physician statement was completed on 10/5/2016 by Dr. Gregory Schmieder which indicated that the claimant had complaints of left leg pain. She had a Duplex ultrasound of the lower

The type of fracture in the knee X-ray is an avulsion fracture of the tibia tubercle. Avulsion fractures are the result of tensile loading on the bone (McKinnis, 2014; Smith, n.d.). Fragments of bone are pulled away from the main body of the bone resulting from a tensile loading on the bone, through active muscle contraction or resistance of a ligament. Additionally, an avulsion fracture will appear radiolucent on a radiograph as a result of hemorrhage and the space between the bone fragment and main body of bone (McKinnis, 2014; Smith, n.d.). An avulsion fracture of the tibia most commonly is seen in athletic males, aged 14-16 years, during the time of the transitional phase of physeal closure just prior to completion of growth (Ertl, 2014).

DOI: 11/20/2015. Patient is a 26-year-old male laborer who sustained injury while he was moving a 12 x 12 timber with a co-worker when the weight shifted to his end, causing him to fall backwards and the timber struck him. Per OMNI, he was initially diagnosed with right knee contusion.

The Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology of Cantonal Hospital St. Gallen is a licensed place for the instruction of specialists in the field of orthopedics and traumatology in all sections of the musculoskeletal framework, orthopaedie.kssg.ch(2017).

PHYSICAL EXAM: Cast is intact. She is walking on it. Neurovascularly intact. Calves are soft and nontender.

On May 26th, 2018, I, Officer Zac Marion, with the Cowan Police Department was dispatched to 363 Click Drive in reference to a possible rape. I arrived and spoke to the victim Ms. Jama Pruitt, who stated to me that Mr. Quintin Vanzant came into her bedroom while she was asleep pulled her shorts down and forced himself inside of her. Ms. Pruitt also stated that she begged him to stop and get off of her; she banged on the wall hoping to wake up Ms. Abagaile Mangrum or Ms. Caroline Sebastian both was asleep in the living room. Ms. Pruitt said she fought Mr. Vanzant off of her and was able to unlock her bedroom door and run outside, and Ms. Mangrum followed her. Both of the females went down to Mr. Vanzant's cousin's house, Mr. Dewan Hendon, who

Mr Fox, 54, from south-west London, had denied eight indecent assaults and two sexual assaults between 1988 and 2014, against women and girls as young as 14.

DOI: 8/19/2015. Patient is a 61-year-old female assembler who sustained injury while she was side stepping at work when she felt a pop in her right knee. Per OMNI entry, she was initially diagnosed with right knee sprain.

It is to be noted that the patient was involved in a motor vehicle accident on 13/08/2012, at which time he sustained a fracture of the shaft of the left humerus. This was treated conservatively in a U-slab. Furthermore, Prof. Aden found that he also sustained a dislocation of the left shoulder as well as an open Lisfranc injury of the left foot. The shoulder dislocation was reduced and the open Lisfranc injury was cleaned, stitched, reduced and treated in a below-knee cast.

Her kneecap was still located on the anterior (ventral) side of her leg; nothing was displaced. Also the accident left some big scratches on her elbow which was proximal to her wrist that were pretty bruised up. Her skin that was superficial to her skeletal muscles that are apart of the skeletal system, was in bad shape because of all the bruises and scratches. Her lungs that are deep (internal) to her skin, were nearly smashed in the accident, but thank goodness that didn’t happen. Her spine, which is dorsal (posterior) to her breast bone, felt a little sore, but nothing major was wrong. `Her broken nose was inferior to her chin, which she had to get stitches on her chin. After the horrible accident, she got into a fight with a girl. Most of her oral cavity was messed up. Her lip was busted and her gums were bleeding. She didn’t lose any teeth, which is good. She just had to go to the hospital to get everything checked out. Through all these horrible things that have happened to her, her cardiovascular system was still working and distributing blood to all the parts of her