V16: Pedal cyclist injured in collision with other nonmotor vehicle
V16.5: Pedal cyclist injured in collision with other nonmotor vehicle : passenger injured in traffic accident
The ICD-10 code V16.5 refers to an injury sustained by a pedal cyclist involved in a collision with another nonmotor vehicle, specifically when the cyclist was acting as a passenger during the traffic accident. This injury event involves a pedal cyclist (a person riding a pedal-powered vehicle, often a bicycle) who, while not operating but riding as a passenger, has suffered bodily harm due to a traffic accident involving a nonmotor vehicle (for example, another bicycle, a horse rider, a pedestrian, or a manually or animal-drawn vehicle). The nature, location, and severity of the injuries may vary widely based on the specifics of the collision, such as speed, impact angle, or the use of protective gear. Commonly affected body systems may include the musculoskeletal, nervous, or cardiovascular systems, among others. Injuries may manifest as broken bones, contusions, lacerations, or even head injuries with potential lasting effects.
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