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These types of injuries often include cuts, bruises, missing teeth, bone fractures, burns, damage to orbital sockets, and nasal cavity obstructions. Car crashes, assaults, falls, and sports-related mishaps are among the most common causes of craniofacial injuries.
Small particles of the paraquat can cause kidney and liver failure, first-degree burns, esophageal strictures, heart failure, total respiratory failure , cancer, and death. Not to mention, paraquat exposure is known for heightening the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease by ...
Faulty fuel systems : Due to the proximity of a motorcyclist’s body and exposed nature of the fuel system’s components, fuel defects commonly lead to severe burns to a victim’s body and lower extremities. For instance, placing the ignition too ...
Common Injuries Caused By RV Accidents Include: Fatalities; Paraplegia; Quadriplegia; Traumatic Brain Injury; Acquired Brain Injury; Spinal Injury; Loss of Limb(s); Fractures; Burns; Chronic Pain; PTSD; and Depression. WERE YOU INJURED IN A RECREATIONAL VEHICLE ACCIDENT IN BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS, ...
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. ...
Depending on the severity of the reckless driving accident, a victim can sustain several injuries, including, but not limited to: Head and traumatic brain injuries ; Loss of vision; Limb loss or amputation ; Burn injuries; Neck and back injuries ...
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 ...
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 ...
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.
