V45: Car occupant injured in collision with railway train or railway vehicle
V45.9: Car occupant injured in collision with railway train or railway vehicle : unspecified car occupant injured in traffic accident
The condition indicated by ICD-10 code V45.9 refers to injuries sustained by a car occupant during a collision with a railway train or railway vehicle during a traffic accident. This does not specify any particular injury or person involved, but rather covers a range of potential injuries that could occur in such an event. Railway train or vehicle collisions can result in a multitude of different injuries due to the forceful impact involved. Victims can experience everything from minor bruises and cuts, to more serious injuries like broken bones, internal organ damage, and severe head or spinal cord injuries. These injuries may result in physical, cognitive, or emotional impairments, depending on the area and severity of the trauma. Immediate symptoms may include pain, swelling, difficulty moving, visible wounds or deformities, confusion, and loss of consciousness. Symptoms can also develop or worsen over time, further indicating the serious nature of this condition.
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