V47: Car occupant injured in collision with fixed or stationary object
V47.5: Car occupant injured in collision with fixed or stationary object : driver injured in traffic accident
The described medical condition pertains to a driver of a car who has been injured in a collision with a fixed or stationary object during a traffic accident. This includes a wide range of injuries to various body systems that may occur due to such accidents. The severity of these injuries is typically dependent on the circumstances surrounding the accident such as the speed of the vehicle at impact, the safety measures in place (like seatbelts or airbags), and the point of impact on the vehicle. Injuries can range from minor ones, like bruises and sprains, to severe ones, such as fractures, internal organ injuries, and traumatic brain injuries. Symptoms could include pain, swelling, difficulty in moving the affected body part, loss of consciousness, dizziness, and confusion. The progression of this condition largely depends on the type and severity of injuries sustained, immediate treatment provided, and the follow-up care received by the injured person.
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