Pale Mountain Medical Facility - CasRep
Incident Report #: PMCR-1001115-035
Date: 10.01.115
Patient: Esk. Pieter Tuulinen
Incident: Training Accident
Attending Physician: Doctor Kenji Watanabe
Incident Report:
Patient reported a minor incident during hand-to-hand combat training. Claimed that his attention was distracted during a controlled training bout, leading to accidental injury.
Symptoms Observed:
Simple Closed Head Injury
Comminuted Fracture of the left Infraorbital margin
Significant subdural hematomas of both eyes
Significant subdural hematomas of the Abdomen, Quadriceps, Adductors and Deltoids.
Partially remodelled recent fractures of the Metacarpals and Phalanges.
Stage Three General Adaptation Syndrome and mild Post Traumatic Stress Injury.
Physicians Notes:
The patient is a capsuleer and has had this particular clone for less than a week, but already has a series of injuries complete with remodelling that suggest profound and repeated trauma. The incident, as described, could certainly account for the Concussion and the cheekbone fracture, but the amount and age of the bruising, the partially remodelled fractures of the bones of the hand and fingers and some of the bruising in the face suggest that this incident has occured before.
The psychological indicators are that the patient has reached Stage Three of General Adaptation Syndrome, indicating recent changes in his routine or mental wellbeing that are acting as a stressor. This is most likely to be issues concerned with the ongoing Audit of the company as well as the current situation within the Warzone.
The patient displays several symptoms congruent with a mild case of Post Traumatic Stress Injury. Enquiries and the medical dossier forwarded from Sukuuvestaa Corporation's Peace and Order division seem to indicate that the trigger event was some time in the past and patient is coping well, apparently unaware of his symptoms.
Physicians Recomendations:
Several hours of sedated bed rest before the Patient is cleared to depart the Pale Mountain Facility during which the fractures will be treated with a general focus nanite repair solution (minor). During this time the patient's cranium should be scanned to monitor the concussion.
The patient's flight status is downgraded to 'grounded' for 24 hours whilst an implanted monitor assesses his concussion with an automatic return to 'Flight' status at the end of that period, unless contra-indicated.
I am tagging the Patient as 'excused from combat operations' for a period not less than two-weeks to allow him to naturally progress his General Adaptation Syndrome to a satisfactory level. (Note: Physician reccomendations are overruled during the current state of emergency. Pilot remains cleared for Combat Operations.)
I am reccomending the Patient recieve counselling to assess the current state of his Post Traumatic Stress Injury, but the current symptoms don't mandate enforced counselling or suspension of duties. The patient's psych profile suggest he will likely refuse counselling and I reccomend this be covered at his next performance appraisal.
The Physician reccomends that un-monitored combat training be discontinued to prevent incidents like this. If further reports are recieved Internal Affairs should seek to establish whether a pattern of abuse is forming. (Note: Physician reccomendations are overruled during the current state of emergency. Unmonitored training is upheld.)