Sentences with phrase «sustain brain and spinal cord»

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«I'm incredibly proud to represent Kessler Foundation in Congress and to champion their tireless efforts to improve the lives of those living with spinal cord injuries, and also those who have sustained traumatic brain injury,» said Pascrell, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee and House Budget Committee.

Injuries sustained in car accidents are commonly described as whiplash, neck injuries, brain and head injuries, spinal cord injuries, back injuries, facial / dental injuries and internal injuries.

As a highly skilled injury lawyer, Mark Fellman works hard to assist workplace accident victims who have suffered catastrophic injury to the brain and spinal cord that result in permanent disability, who have sustained serious injuries at construction sites, and while driving or riding in company vehicles.

The most common types of injuries sustain include but are not limited to: • Traumatic brain injury • Cervical, lumbar and thoracic spine injury • Spinal cord injuries • Broken or fractured bones • Concussion

Because of the size and weight of these vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians can sustain serious injuries, including broken bones, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, paralysis, and even wrongful death.

Injuries sustained in a trucking accident are often severe, if not fatal, and can include head injury, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, paralysis, disfigurement, and loss of limb.

While the injuries vary in severity, the type of injuries sustained by a slip and fall can include brain and spinal cord injuries, broken bones, contusions or at worst, death.

Some of the most common types of injuries sustained in Ohio bicycle accidents include fractures and broken bones, concussions, traumatic brain injuries (TBI's), soft tissue injuries, permanent scarring (especially facial scarring), spinal cord injuries, and death.

Injuries sustained at amusement parks may include lacerations, ankle and foot injuries, leg fractures, broken bones, spinal cord and brain injuries, and even paralysis and quadriplegia.