Horvath, Laszlo Medical Record

/// MEDICAL RECORD ///
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 - DO NOT BORGIFY

POSTMORTEM INSTRUCTIONS:
 - [2465] Standard remains repatriation to next-of-kin (if contactable).
 - [2465] Default authorization for autopsy for official review if KIA/MIA.

ALLERGIES:
 - N/A

Current Prescriptions:
 - N/A

Surgical History:
 - Complete surgical and injury records for Horvath, Laszlo are indexed under Archive Casefile: PMCG-WLD-LSZHOR-IMDS-90481633 (SCC), retained within the SCC Medical Records Exchange (SCCMRE) and available to authorized corporate personnel upon request.
 - Summary of Indexed Procedures (as of JAN 2467):
 - Major Operations: 6 (Including orthopaedic reconstructive surgeries, ballistic wound closures, and shrapnel extractions)
 - Minor Procedures: 21 (Including laceration repairs, burn treatments, and field fracture settings)
 - Note: Injuries and procedures are consistent with hazardous-duty exposure in military and corporate security environments. No current restrictions affecting occupational fitness or deployment eligibility.

Medication History:
 - Per L. Horvath medical file (Ref: PMCG-WLD-LSZHOR-IMDS-90481633 (SCC)), subject has an extensive pharmacological history linked to both combat injury treatment and psychological health management. Medication record includes:
 - Analgesics & Pain Management: Multiple prescriptions for post-operative pain control (Opioid & non-opioid analgesics, incl. short-term mortaphenyl and oxycomorphine use). Current prescription: None, PRN (as needed) approval active.
 - Anti-inflammatory Agents: Long-term intermittent NSAID use for chronic joint and soft tissue inflammation following injuries.
 - Antibiotic Therapies: 19 documented short-term antibiotic courses related to wound care and post-surgical infection prevention (2461-2467).
 - Psychological Health: Historical prescription of SSRI-class agent Emoxanyl (discontinued 2464) for combat-related stress and insomnia management. No current psychotropic medication on record.
 - Stimulants: Occasional approved use of Neurodex-7 (wakefulness-promotion agent) during extended operational deployments (recorded under employer authorization).
 - Notable Flagged Incidents:
 - [2463] Overuse of Combat Stimulants: Two consecutive quarters logged with Neurodex-7 usage above recommended dosage during long-duration contract operations. Incident closed with mandatory 2-week detox and medical monitoring.
 - [2464] Withdrawal Episode: Documented acute insomnia and agitation during Emoxanyl discontinuation phase; managed under supervision without relapse.
 - [2466] Medication Non-Compliance: Subject refused Emoxanyl prescription on personal grounds, citing unwillingness to "medicate away" operational stress. Medical notes indicate elevated irritability and hypervigilance during this period.
 - For comprehensive medication dispensation records, see Pharmacological File: PMCG-WLD-LSZHOR-IMDS-90481633 (SCC) maintained on employer-access servers.

Physical Evaluations:
 - [15/03/2467] S.C.C.V Horizon Physical Evaluation (PASS)
 - Evaluator Comment: Physically fit for field operations; minor historical musculoskeletal injuries noted, non-limiting. Cleared for assignment.
 - Evaluator: Dr. Irina Davidson.

Documented Psychological Disorders:
 - Persistent Cynical Detachment (Non-clinical, Operational Note): Exhibits marked distrust of non-operational personnel; manifests in hyper-vigilance and pre-emptive defensive behavior.
 - Acute Stress Response History: Subject has experienced transient episodes of heightened aggression and hyper-focus under combat conditions; behavior remains controlled within operational parameters.
 - Combat-Related Hyperarousal (Operational Note): Subject displays elevated alertness, startle response, and insomnia following high-intensity engagements. Monitored for operational safety; does not impair performance.
 - Selective Empathic Engagement: Strong preferential loyalty toward peers ("brothers and sisters-in-arms"); limited concern for crewmates or non-combatants.
 - Adaptive Risk-Seeking Behavior: Displays calculated risk-taking under fire; historically leveraged in mission-critical scenarios.

Psychological Evaluations:
 - [15/03/2467] S.C.C.V Horizon Psychological Evaluation (PASS)
 - Evaluator Comment: Subject exhibits traits consistent with high operational stress tolerance and selective empathy; displays cynicism, detachment, and moral rigidity. Minimal concern for conventional social norms; no observable impairment to mission performance. No clinical disorder currently impeding operational effectiveness. Historical tendencies toward aggression and risk-seeking behavior documented but managed. Cleared for deployment in high-intensity security operations with monitoring.
 - Evaluator: Dr. Kennith Lyall

LAST UPDATED: September 15th, 2467