V91: Accident to watercraft causing other injury
V91.0: Accident to watercraft causing other injury : merchant ship
The ICD-10 code V91.0 refers to an injury sustained in a watercraft accident, specifically on a merchant ship. This type of injury can result from various incidents, such as a fall, a blow from a piece of equipment, being caught in machinery, or even a collision or sinking of the ship. The symptoms will depend largely on the nature of the accident and can range from minor bruises, cuts or burns to more serious conditions like bone fractures, severe burns, concussion, or injuries to specific organs. The patient's overall health may also be affected, with possible shock or psychological trauma following the accident. An immediate medical evaluation is needed to assess the nature and extent of the injuries, set a course for treatment, and monitor recovery. It is important to note that this code is used for administrative purposes and does not provide a detailed description of the specific accident and its consequences.
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