V27: Motorcycle rider injured in collision with fixed or stationary object
V27.5: Motorcycle rider injured in collision with fixed or stationary object : passenger injured in traffic accident
The condition referenced by ICD-10 code V27.5 pertains to a motorcycle rider, specifically a passenger, who has been injured in a traffic accident involving a collision with a fixed or stationary object. This could be anything from a light pole, a parked car or a building. The nature and extent of injuries can vary widely depending on the speed and force of the collision, safety equipment used, and other factors related to the accident. It's common to sustain injuries to multiple parts of the body, including the head, limbs, torso, and spine. Symptoms might include pain, fractures, bruises, wounds, or loss of consciousness. The event is often traumatic, and it can also produce psychological effects. Immediate medical attention is vital to assess and manage the injuries. The condition does not have a typical progression as injuries and their severity can differ significantly from one individual to another.
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