X85-Y09: Assault

The group of conditions under the title "Assault" represents a range of medical conditions that result from physical harm committed by another person with an intent to injure or harm. These conditions can vary in severity and can affect any part of the body, including the skin, bones, organs, or brain. They are caused by various forms of violence such as hitting, stabbing, shooting, or other forms of physical attacks. Common symptoms might include pain, bruising, bleeding, broken bones, or other signs of injury depending on the nature of the assault. The assault can lead to acute, immediate injuries, or they can have long-term effects that develop over time, like traumatic brain injury or chronic pain. Furthermore, they may have psychological effects such as emotional trauma or post-traumatic stress disorder.