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Car accidents have the potential to cause a slew of injuries. As is the case with any automobile collision injury, hand and wrist injuries can range from minor to life-altering. Types of Hand & Wrist Injuries Blunt force trauma and broken car parts, such as glass or metal debris, can
The chest is one of the most vulnerable areas of the body in a North Carolina automobile collision. In an automobile collision, chest pain is prevalent, even if the airbags deploy correctly and passengers wear seat belts. If you experience chest pain after a wreck, seek medical attention immediately. After
Foot and ankle injuries are common in North Carolina automobile collisions. This happens because the extreme force in this type of car accident causes the foot space within the internal car compartment to crush. As the driver and/or passengers resist this force by placing weight on their feet, the energy
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless and extremely poisonous gas. When released into the air, it can quickly cause permanent injury or even death. Causes Carbon monoxide (CO) is a direct result of combustion. When gas, coal or oil burn, the fumes emit CO into the air. When someone breathes
Fractured or broken ribs from North Carolina car collisions are generally due to impact on the chest area during the crash. Breaks or cracks can occur when the driver collides with the steering wheel when a passenger collides with the dash or under the sheer force of the seat belt
When most people think about anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, they imagine an injured basketball, football or soccer player. However, many knee injuries in auto accidents are ACL tears. A torn ACL is an incredibly painful injury. The corrective surgery is very costly and recovery takes months, which puts many
Neuropsychological evaluation is an assessment of how one’s brain functions, which indirectly yields information about the structural and functional integrity of your brain. The neuropsychological testing involves an interview and the administration of tests. The tests are typically pencil and paper type tests. They may also be done on a computer. What’s on These Tests? These tests help your
You can suffer many injuries in a car accident, including broken legs from an automobile collision. From whiplash and concussions to lifelong paralysis, the aftermath can be painful and costly. Although the lower half of your body is more concealed when driving a vehicle, it’s just as susceptible to injury—and
Despite the evolution of vehicle safety features, car crashes still have the potential to cause innumerable injuries. The force of a car crash on the human body can leave occupants susceptible to crush injuries and broken bones. Depending on the speed and location of the accident, these injuries can range
Facial fractures in automobile accidents are a common form of trauma, often resulting from the impact of the collision. Such injuries can include fractures of the facial bones, which may involve the nose, jaw, cheekbones, or eye sockets. These fractures are frequently accompanied by other serious injuries, such as traumatic