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Road Rash and Lacerations After a Vehicle Collision
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Road Rash and Lacerations After a Vehicle Collision
Some vehicle crash injuries are easy to underestimate because they happen on the surface of the body. Road rash and lacerations may be described as cuts, scrapes, or abrasions, but those words can make the injuries sound smaller than they really are. When skin is torn open by pavement, glass, metal, gravel, or broken vehicle parts, the pain and recovery can be serious. Table of ContentsWhen the Road Becomes Part of the InjuryCuts From Glass and …
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