V05: Pedestrian injured in collision with railway train or railway vehicle
V05.1: Pedestrian injured in collision with railway train or railway vehicle : traffic accident
A person who falls into the category of “Pedestrian injured in collision with railway train or railway vehicle: traffic accident” has endured trauma caused by an impact with a railway vehicle or train during a traffic-related incident. This situation can lead to a range of injuries, which are not outlined in the diagnosis but may include cuts, abrasions, fractures, internal injuries, or even more severe outcomes such as traumatic brain injury. The scope and severity of injuries vary significantly depending upon the specifics of the accident, including the speed of the train, the force of the collision, protective measures in use, and the immediate response following the accident. Symptoms may be evident immediately or may present later, especially in case of internal injuries, which emphasizes the need for a comprehensive medical evaluation following such incidents. This condition does not imply any type of disease or infection; it merely indicates the circumstances that led to a pedestrian's injury.
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