V97: Other specified air transport accidents
V97.2: Parachutist injured in air transport accident
Parachutist injured in air transport accident refers to a specific injury sustained by an individual participating in parachuting activities during an air transport accident. This condition generally results from unforeseen circumstances such as equipment failure or sudden environmental changes while on an aircraft. Signs of this injury can range significantly, depending on the nature and severity of the accident. Common indicators may include physical trauma like broken bones or internal injuries, as well as possible indicators of concussion or head injury. The progression of this condition largely depends on the extent of the injury and immediate medical response. It would affect various systems in the body depending upon the area of injury. The individual might experience severe pain, bleeding, possible loss of consciousness, and shock. This condition necessitates immediate emergency medical attention due to the severe nature of potential injuries.
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