Contradictions, missing materials, privacy boundaries, and open questions for the HIGH Patient medical-story section.
Still needs review
The website should not silently resolve contradictions, missing records, date tensions, or source-type differences. It should label them calmly and route them to review.
Cervical MRI and EMG preserve structural/peripheral findings while NIH and other clinicians preserve functional-neurological features. The site should ask how layers may interact, not declare that one erases the other.
Use: Bereitschaftspotential documented before abnormal movement and impression of likely functional chorea/FND. Do not write “functional chorea confirmed.”
Preserve dose dates, booster correction, and symptom timing without converting chronology into proven causation.
Source fact: C5–C6 procedure. Lived account: Joe expected two levels. Review need: plan, consent, and operative documentation.
Registration, study encounter, testing, and report dates may not be identical. Display each only after synchronization.
Synchronize ED timestamps, departure, pickup, emergency orders, commitment, restraints, transfer, medication administration, and discharge.
tdo.jpeg is a generic explanation page, not Joe’s individualized order. Missing pages and individualized documents remain marked missing.
Joe reports approximately 48–52 hours. Calculate exact duration only after custody and clinical timelines are synchronized.
CICP did not originate Project Fionigan. It created another documentation burden after the framework was already forming.
A contact sheet has been reported, but complete video bytes are not confirmed until verified.
Visibility boundaries