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5.1 RafahComments on displacement: NoneComments on rehabilitation: At second interview:the patient will require cosmetic/plastic surgery onupper back, R shoulder and R thigh due to extensiveburns and soft tissue injuries. She also needs furtherorthopaedic assessment to resolve difficult decisionsregarding repair of her L humerus as there isinsufficient bone in the area of the injury. Whether toshorten her arm considerably without bone graftingor to find some kind of material for a graft will need tobe decided. She will need long-term physical therapyto recover good range of motion of both shouldersand to regain strength in both upper arms.Update: According to a medical report receivedsubsequently the patient was discharged home in stablecondition on 19 Sep 2014 with recommendations forfollow up with psychotherapy, orthopaedic managementand plastic reconstructive surgery.EJJ3/EJJ3aImage by Alicia Vacas, St Joseph Hospital,East Jerusalem, 2 Aug, 2014Patient: MS [Minor; name redacted and retained atthe offices of PHR-Israel] (cousin of patient at EJJ1a/EJJ10, above. Now deceased. -Ed.)Gender: MAge: 14Witness: The patient’s grandfather, Suleiman(both interviews)Date of Interview: 2 Aug 2014 (first interview),8 Sep 2014 (second interview)Location of Interview: St Joseph Hospital,East JerusalemInterviewer/s: PHR-Israel staff and Alicia Vacas(first interview), Jennifer Leaning and Karen Kelly(second interview)Also present: The patient’s grandfather, SuleimanHome address: Rafah, southern GazaOccupation: N/AImage by Karen Kelly, St Joseph Hospital,East Jerusalem, 8 Sep 2014Injuries:-Bilateral hemothorax and bilateral chest draindue to shrapnel in abdomen and lung. At second206