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Unfortunately, car accidents happen frequently on Wisconsin roads and highways. Although some of these accidents are minor, many lead to catastrophic injuries and even death. At Studinski Law, LLC, our highly skilled Wisconsin car accident attorneys have represented numerous clients who have faced a variety of injuries because of a car accident that was the result of someone else’s negligence. If you’re wondering “what are common car accident injuries,” read the information below for an explanation of some injuries that may occur during and after a car accident.
In the event you’ve been injured or lost a loved one in a car accident, reach out to our Wisconsin car accident attorneys at (715) 343-2850. We may be able to help you collect compensation for your damages, and we will answer any of the car accident FAQs you want the answers to.
Flying debris, sharp metal, and broken glass usually leave car accident victims with cuts and lacerations. Since permanent scarring can result, cosmetic surgery may be necessary in order to reduce the appearance of these injuries.
Bone fractures are often seen in high-impact car accidents. In the majority of cases, bone fractures occur in the arm, wrist, elbow, knee, and ribs. The severity of the fracture and the age of the victim will determine the car accident victim’s functionality and recovery.
One of the most well-known car accident injuries is whiplash. Whiplash is a neck strain or sprain that’s caused by a sudden jerking motion of the head that causes symptoms such as neck pain, headaches, and stiffness of the neck. Although any type of car accident can cause whiplash, it is often seen after rear-end collisions and not always immediately apparent.
When a head strikes the steering wheel, windshield, or another part of the car during a car accident, traumatic brain injury (TBI) may occur. TBI can be the result of an open-head injury when an object penetrates the skull and makes its way into the brain, or a closed-head injury when the brain is damaged due to a blow to the head but the skull is not penetrated. While a mild TBI may lead to temporary dysfunction in the brain, a serious one can cause permanent disabilities and, in some cases,death.
Chest injuries typically arise as a result of seat belt tightening or the positon of the steering wheel hitting the chest during or after a car accident. These types of injuries range in severity and may include muscle strains, fractured ribs, bruised ribs, a ruptured diaphragm, and fractured sternum.
Fractures, sprains, stains, disc injuries, and spine injuries are all common back injuries that are seen in car accidents. Similar to whiplash and other neck injuries, the signs of car accident back injuries do not always show up right away.
Leg and knee injuries usually occur when the leg or knee collides with part of the vehicle. Deep bruises, minor sprains, fractures, and broken bones are all leg and knee injuries that require proper diagnosis and monitoring to ensure safe healing.
Vehicles may explode on impact in an accident, thus leading to burn injuries. Burn injury victims almost always need to undergo several procedures in order to repair their skin and improve other functions. Some of these procedures include skin grafting, amputations, cosmetic reconstructive surgery, and rehabilitative care.
In addition to physical injuries, car accidents can cause psychological injuries such as post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, depression, and panic attacks. Psychological injuries are typically seen in traumatic car accidents that involve, for example, serious burn injuries or fatalities, and may make it difficult for a victim to get into a vehicle again.
If you’ve been injured in a car accident, you must seek immediate medical attention to ensure that your injury is properly diagnosed and treated.
Since many car accident injuries are not apparent immediately after an accident, seeing a doctor can uncover any injuries that you may not have noticed promptly after your accident. Also, visiting a doctor after a car accident can give your doctor the chance to provide you with the documentation you may need for a personal injury claim. Seeking immediate medical attention will improve your health and increase your chances of obtaining fair compensation in a personal injury claim.
If you’ve been injured or lost a loved one in a car accident, it is in your best interest to contact the Wisconsin car accident attorneys at Studinski Law, LLC. We understand how devastating it can be to be left with an injury or lose a loved one because of someone else’s negligent acts. After evaluating your case, we may be able to help you recover compensation.
Contact us today at (715) 343-2850.
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We know that the aftermath of a serious injury can be an extremely stressful and frightening experience. At Studinski Law, LLC our experienced Wisconsin personal injury lawyers are ready to listen and find a way to help you recover. Call us at (715) 343-2850 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation today.
