July 20, 2012, St John’s Antigua – A post mortem on the body of police constable Marlon Scotland revealed that he died of a blood clot in one of his veins.
The 35-year-old was pronounced dead shortly after he was rushed to Mount St John’s Medical Centre a month ago complaining of pain in an injured leg.
Scotland, who had 13 years’ service in the Royal Police Force of Antigua & Barbuda, fell while walking in the yard of his Potter’s home a week before his demise on June 22nd.
Relatives took him to the hospital as he reportedly believed the leg was fractured.
An x-ray exam revealed he had a torn ligament and minor surgery was done before the leg was put into a cast.
Relatives said following the operation, Constable Scotland complained of pain and stiffness in the leg but did not pursue further medical attention until the pain became overbearing.
can some one answer me ,how can u see a ligament tear from an x-ray ,,,i dont think so.
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