V93.8: Accident on board watercraft without accident to watercraft, not causing drowning and submersion : other unpowered watercraft
The medical scenario referred to by the code V93.8 describes an accident that occurs on board an unpowered watercraft, like a kayak, rowboat, or paddleboard, which did not involve any damage to the watercraft itself, nor caused drowning or submersion of individuals involved. This type of incident could include a wide range of accidental injuries. For instance, while onboard the water vessel, a person may stumble and twist an ankle, have a mishap with onboard equipment leading to injuries such as cuts or bruises, or suffer from a sudden medical condition such as a heart attack. The specific type and severity of the injury may vary greatly depending upon the circumstances of the accident, ranging from minor wounds to serious, potentially life-threatening conditions.
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