Hi there, The brain is kind of like rubber, supported by fluid which suspends it within the skull. In coup-contra-coup injuries the brain moves forwards and backwards within the skull. It’s important to note that the inside of the skull contains bony ridges, and if the brain collides with these sharp ridges, the impact can damage the threadlike nerve connections called axons, which carry messages between the brain and the rest of the body. If this had occurred, you would have probably noticed vision problems straight away. The occipital lobe, at the rear of the brain is responsible for vision. It's likely that this was injured during your accident and that you're only just noticing vision problems now.
brain damage, neck damage, broken bones and even death
In February, 2008 there was an earthquake that struck Nevada that registered a 6.0. There were no injuries reported with this earthquake, but there was damage that was reported, including falling bricks, broken signs and windows, and damage to vehicles from falling debris.
Highway accidents are statistics concerning automobile mishaps in a specific area. The statistics are broken down into categories such as injuries, property damage and deaths.
Most of the deaths and injuries and some of the damage in tornadoes is due to flying debris.
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Bella's injuries post-James attack include a broken leg, various cuts and bruises, and head trauma leading to a skull fracture. She does not sustain any fatal injuries or severe enough damage to her spinal cord or major internal organs.
Yes, you can damage the dermis with burns, cuts, and other injuries.
mainly injuries to the knees such as torn ligaments. there are concussions a=that happen when you don't wear a helmet and also broken bones in any part of your body
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It can be, depending on the severity and other injuries.