Narendra Jana

Email: narenjana@narenjana.com

Email: narenj5@protonmail.com

Police reference case number:

2302885/20

A more detailed explanation of the course of events in Addendrookes for the Ombudsman

Assault by Dr. Anand Trip by withholding medications through the other physicians at Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge while denying gross clinical presentation and in gross medication need.

This would qualify Dr. Trip's attempt to hide clinical fraud as a assault in a clinical setting thus warranting a police report/case against Dr. Trip.

These points demonstrate the diagnostic fraud to harm in this setting (April 13^th and 14^th) requiring a police report:

Dr. Ali Fayad gives clear statement of an inability to illicit response in the right side of my physiology and there are videos taken of the presentation that could easily show the severity of the condition (shown below). The medical discharge report in the medical setting is falsified. 

In an attempt to trivialize the state of the patient, the report is falsified but clearly to an unrealistic extent in Addenbrookes Hospital.

There is an indication that the clinicals are breaking patient data compliance in the medical setting as they cite "your current status in the UK" (referring to my immigration status) as the reason for not acknowledging or treating the condition. 

There was another ER attempt in Addenbrookes on April 11^th, where the neurologist feigns a report as well, which creates an escalated situation with a far grosser clinical presentation on the 13^th and 14^th requiring an ambulance (due to an inability to move my limbs) and then an inpatient in the hospital. 

In a former ER setting, the ER doctor refuses to give the medication for a MS relapse as well, in a slightly lesser presentation (on November 21^st 2019).

ER Medical Treatment denial on November 21^st 2019 in Bournemouth Hospital

The evidence of clinical fraud is repeated and gross in UCLH (shown below), with falsification of both the SEP and EEG conclusions in addition to Dr. Trip's clinically false statements. The surrounding behaviour of Dr. Trip indicates this situation:

Evidence of Clinical Fraud-SEP Evoked Potential Test is Falsified in UCLH: (Figure4-2302885:20-NarendraJana.pdf).

Surrounding Medical Data Shows the Clinical Fraud: (Figure5-2302885:20-NarendraJana.pdf).

The VEP Test is Substantiated as a Medication Response: (Figure6-2302885:20-NarendraJana.pdf).

The EEG Test Report is Falsified in UCLH: (Figure7-2302885:20-NarendraJana.pdf).

Dr. Trip and Dr. Catania react poorly when asking for medical records in UCHL in an attempt to hide the medical fraud in their setting (they tried to remove me from UCLH for filing a complaint against the hospital for clinic fraud). Requesting medical records is part of patients rights and this indicates the misconduct and intent of the physician:

UCLH Inappropriate Reaction Friday November 29th 2019 for asking for Medical Records

UCLH Removes me requesting medical records in order to hide clinical fraud: (UCLHRemovesmeforRequestingMedicalRecords-NarendraJana.pdf).

But the point it that the clinicians are withholding medications in gross needs that would require the help of law enforcement to limit. Assault in medical institutions with clear defined intent isn't something that could be trivialized. 

The reason for assault in a medical setting appears to be with the object of my immigration status in the UK, which is refugee from a foreign nation. The reason for asylum (refugee) in the UK is medical mistreatment in a foreign nation with the object of physical/intellectual disfigurement. 

As for the limitation in medical treatment due to coronavirus:

IV methylprednisolone (emergency treatment of MS) only suppresses the immune system to immunodeficiency after months of consistent treatment (unachievable in short term clinical settings over 5 days). Plasmapheresis is also a limited efficacy treatment where immunodeficiency is reacclimated within 2 weeks of treatment. Its medically irresponsible to not give the medications in this setting and it still doesn't negate that the medial reports are clearly falsified and the presentation is gross need (thus there were two ER appointments on the 11th and then 13th to 14th April 2020). As the ward doctors stated there are clean facilities in another hospital where I could be transferred to for the medications as well. 

Without the recommendation or prescription of the doctors in Addenbrookes, Methylprednisolone was administered at home 24 hours after discharge (when there was still no clinical improvement), putting the patient (me) at risk in administering the medicating at home with no supervision (requires blood, liver, and kidney tests). A situation that was entirely created by the clear medical negligence of Addenbrookes hospital.  

The condition was stabilized after several doses over several days. Within 5 doses of methylprednisolone I slowly recovered mobility in my right hemisphere (which was initially intermittent), which is the typical historical situation in other ER/inpatients when the medication was administered.

This situation is appropriate for charges of assault against the clinicians involved.

ER and Wardroom Presentation on April 13th and 14th where withholding medication took place in gross medical need to support the fraud of Dr. Trip and Dr. Catania:

Dr. Massey in this clinical setting (April 13th and 14th) cites Dr. Trip (who perpetuated clinical fraud before) and withholds medical treatment in gross medical need in a ER/Wardroom setting.

Dr. Massey states it clearly in the audio below:

The entire course of events in the ER/Wardroom setting are given below:

1. Ambulance Ride to the Hospital in the evening of the 13th:

EMS: The EMS fully understands that the patient has lost most his motor movements in the right side of his physiology. "The right side of his body is gone" due to MS.

2. Dr. Ali Fayad's (Attending ER Docotor's) Initial Consult Where he recognizes all features of a severe relapse of MS:

I explained the clinical condition clearly to Dr. Ali Fayad and how this was the second ER appointment due to the worsening effects from MS.

He does a neuro test and immediately recognizes the effects of nystagmus (effects visual stimulus in the left hemisphere)

Dr. Ali recognizes that I have clear optic neuropathy in both eyes, I second that there are tests to substantiate it. (my medical folder)

Dr. Ali Fayad's does a thorough neurological examination of the right side of my body and isn't able to illicit responses in the right hemisphere of my physiology.

Dr. Ali speaks under his breath to the other doctors that my right body reflexes "isn't right". He knows something clinically grossly wrong.

The nurses speaking state "its not right".

This video demonstrates the clinical condition upon entering the hospital on the 13th of April and what Dr. Ali observed (inability to move my right hemisphere is similar to a stroke but from a MS relapse):

The discharge report later written are clearly falsified agaisnt gross presentation repeatedly recorded in the clinical setting. This was done after Dr. Massey spoke to Dr. Trip who directed Addenbrooks to discharge me. The report is written to support the clinical fraud of Dr. Trip.

There is clearly no "give away weakness". Gait and weakness is consistent through the entire right hemisphere as repeatedly recorded and mentioned by the EMS and Dr. Ali.

There are no normal eye movements, there is clear nyastagamus demonstrated to Dr. Ali Fayad.

3: Dr. Ali Fayad's Second Conversation Where he Cites my Status and Situation in the UK to try and then tries to ignore gross presentation to discharge:

Dr. Ali Fayad Second Conversation,

Dr. Fayad then attempts to ignore the current presentation.
He states that he consulted with the neurologist and stated that "because of your current situation and your current status he feels that I shouldn't be in the hospital."

(he insinuated immigration as the reason I should not be in the hospital)

I responded that I couldn't physically walk and that that particular presentation didn't exist in Saturday either, indicating a rapid progression of the condition to a sever relapse.

I stated that its not productive to discharge me because it would end up me being back in the ER in the same or more sever state.

I had to state that that gross presentation has never existed in my condition

Then I showed to Dr. Fayad the gross presentation of an inability to walk and that I would not be able to reach the door of the hospital. Dr. Fayad then realized that due to my gross inability to move the right of my physiology I would have to be kept in the hospital.

I had to show that "its not sane to not give the medication when a person could not move an entire hemisphere" and "that it is not possible to leave the hospital without medical treatment".

I had to explain that there is no way of leaving because I couldn't walk.

I had to demonstrate that I couldn't walk more then 5 feet due to gross presentation, at which point he understood that its not an easy to dismiss presentation and isn't hideable.

This video demonstrates the clinical condition later in the night:

4. Dr. Massey's First Conversation on the Morning of the 14th:

Dr. Massey's First Conversation,

I explain the symptoms to detail. I explained that the last time I got treatment for MS was 8 months ago in July 2019, where I was administered IV rituximab.

I also explain that I did have a neurology consult in UCLH and then I explained that its a difficult situation in the UK:

(at this point Dr. Massey should have recognized that he should not have spoken to Dr. Trip, indicating some deluded reasoning on Dr.Massey's part)

Massey: "and the UCLH doctor"

Me: "the UCLH doctor under review is Dr. Anand Trip"

Massey: "Trip"

Me: "Trip"

Me: "and his diagnostician who committed the clinical fraud, his name is Catania, they fraudilated both the EEG report and SEP"

Massey: "does that mean that they reported something that was abnormal as normal"

Me: "Exactly, the clinical data in those tests are abnormal, they show abnormal SEP in the left hemisphere of my entire physiology which correlates well with my clinical condition but they reported it as being normal"

And then when I presented"

Me: "this is my asylum card in the United Kingdom"

"so I am in an unique situation in the United Kingdom where I do require

"if you could get that that would be great

(I tell them to look at the asylum card)

Me: "there you go, I am a registered asylee in the United Kingdom"

And the basis is exactly as I explained it to be"

Other Physician: "ok, this is an asylum card"

(all the physicians there understand that I am a registered asylum in the UK)

Massey: "so what I will do is, two things, first I will have to get a collateral from UCLH"

Massey: "your last treatment was in the summer of 2019 and you had rituximab in India

Me: "yup, that is correct"

And you should probably read.

"I would not contact Dr. Anand Trip or Catania but I would recommend that you read the more pertinent situation

This is the situation that presents right now"

Dr. Massey's Last Conversation in the Afternoon of the 14th:

5. Dr. Massey's Last Conversation:

Though Dr. Massey is clearly instructed to not consult Dr. Trip with a clear statement that Dr. Trip perpetuated medical fraud.

Dr. Massey states in an aggressive and forceful way "I will be my counsel to who I speak to clinically"

There are two former neurologists in the same hospital that have seen the progression of the clinical condition within 3 days and yet he chooses to consult only with Dr. Trip who is in another hospital and under investigation for replicating fraud/negligence.

Dr. Massey states: "I have spoken to Dr. Trip"

Me: "Its not wise to speak to the guy who falsified a media report" [in an attempt to clinical negligence]

(This is where Dr. Massey becomes aggressive in his inability to articulate an appropriate reason).

Massey: "I will be my counsel to who I speak to clinically"

(Dr. Massey is not a competent individual)

His next immediate statement is that "I think you should be discharged"

Its apparent from Dr. Massey's clear statement with respect to Dr. Trip that Dr. Trip is the director of limiting medical help in this setting.

Dr. Trip appears to have directed Dr. Massey to remove me form the clinical setting to prevent any further neurological examination.

They I proceed to state my clinical state, but Dr. Massey wasn't concerned with my clinical state.

After which he processes to state against gross presentation that "this is not a neurological problem" (he ignores an entire folder of clearly explained clinical history, indicating some delusion and oddity on the part of Dr. Massey).

Then I state that in order to substantiate denying help under neurology the physicians in the ER would have to ignore an entire booklet of diagnostic tests, clinical summaries, and clinical history.

Dr. Massey becomes aggressive when I state that you ignored any medical background.

The video below shows the clinical presentation upon discharge which isn't any better then when I was admitted to the ER. The discharge note with a heading of "Ready (Clinically Fit and Ready) for Discharge is included but the patient clearly isn't fit for discharge.

Due to this situation its apparent that Dr. Trip is perpetuating malice/medical negligence in several institutions to perpetuate his attempt at clinical fraud which was reported to the before.

Discharge (though the patient is clearly not fit for discharge):

Discharge Summary (most of which is untruthful and against gross clinical presentation in an attempt at supporting medical fraud by Dr. Trip):

Without the recommendation or prescription of the doctors in Addenbrookes, Methylprednisolone was administered at home 24 hours after discharge (when there was still no clinical improvement), putting the patient (me) at risk in administering the medicating at home with no supervision (requires blood, liver, and kidney tests). A situation that was entirely created by the clear medical negligence of Addenbrookes hospital:

The condition was stabilized after several doses over several days. Within 5 doses of methylprednisolone I slowly recovered mobility in my right hemisphere (which was initially intermittent), which is the typical historical situation in other ER/inpatients when the medication was administered.