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Some frequently occurring injuries in U-Haul crashes include: Neck or back or injuries ; Fractured and broken bones ; Dislocated joints; Torn tendons and ligaments; Herniated discs; Whiplash; Internal bleeding or organ damage; Burns and lacerations ; Traumatic brain injuries ...
The most frequently occurring child toy-related injuries are: Severe bruising; Deep lacerations; Facial and craniofacial injuries ; Burns; Broken bones; Choking; Strangulation; Suffocation; Poisoning; and Traumatic brain injury .
Common underride accident injuries include: Cuts and lacerations; Broken or fractured bones; Traumatic head injuries; Burns; Loss of limb; Disfiguring injuries; Decapitation; and Death The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which regulates the interstate transportation industry, estimates that the average ...
SUV rollovers frequently result in deep puncture wounds, severe burns, broken bones, and traumatic brain injuries. In severe cases, victims’ injuries can result in disfiguring limb amputations, complete paralysis, and life-long disabilities.
That is not even considering the time it takes to remove the stinger or the psychological distraction caused by the sharp burning pain around the sting area. The Dietrich Law Firm P.C.'
Throughout the years, Jed Dietrich, Esq. has seen the shattering impact that explosions can have on a victim’s life, ranging from severe burns and amputation to death. The Dietrich Law Firm P.C.’s battle-tested attorneys understand the severe emotional distress and ...
Typically, some common symptoms of intervertebral disc injuries include: Sciatica (shooting pain from the buttocks down the back of one leg); Numbness or tingling; Weakness; Radiating pain; Pain that increases with movement; and Burning sensations. Proving the existence of your ...
Pain related to nerve damage or injury, including burning, stabbing and shooting pain. Muscle Relaxants Flexeril; Soma; and Zanaflex. Acute muscle spasms. Opioids (Narcotics) Hydrocodone; Morphine; and Oxycodone. Moderate to severe acute or chronic pain. Steroids Dexamethasone; Hydrocortisone; and Prednisone. ...
The explosion of the battery-powered device near the user’s face, mouth or hands, or while the device is being stored in a person’s pocket, can cause severe second or third-degree burns to a person’s skin. In addition, a person may ...
These serious injuries include, but are not limited to: Death ; Dismemberment ; Head injuries, including traumatic brain injury or concussion ; Neck or back injuries ; Broken or fractured bones ; Burns ; and Torn ligaments.
