V91: Accident to watercraft causing other injury
V91.9: Accident to watercraft causing other injury : unspecified watercraft
The V91.9 diagnosis refers to injuries related to accidents involving watercraft, where the type of watercraft is not specified. This pertains to any form of injury sustained during a water-related accident such as boating, water skiing, jet skiing, or other water activities where a watercraft is involved. These injuries can vary greatly in severity and can range from minor bruises and sprains to major traumatic injuries such as bone fractures, head injuries, or even accidental drowning. Symptoms depend on the nature of the injury, with pain, swelling, and limited mobility being common in cases of physical trauma. Emergency medical attention is often required, especially in severe cases, to assess and manage these injuries and minimize their long-term consequences.
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