V91: Accident to watercraft causing other injury
V91.2: Accident to watercraft causing other injury : fishing boat
The V91.2 ICD-10 code refers to an accident occurring on a fishing boat that results in some form of physical damage, but not drowning or submersion. This type of injury can be caused by various incidents that occur onboard a fishing boat, such as slipping and falling, being struck by equipment, or getting caught in machinery or fishing nets. Injuries may vary widely, ranging from minor cuts and bruises to more serious ailments such as fractures, burns, or head injuries. The severity and nature of the injury are significantly influenced by the circumstances leading to the accident. Signs of such an injury will depend on the specific injury sustained but can include pain, swelling, redness, and impaired function of a bodily area. Medical attention is typically required to assess, diagnose, and manage these injuries optimally.
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