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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a trauma to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an injury or psychological impact caused by a specific event or experience.
Example: "The accident was a trauma to her mental health, leading to long-term anxiety."
Alternatives: "an injury to" or "a shock to".
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In popular music, everybody had a trauma to get over in 2002.
The first saw the storm as a trauma to be overcome.
Another alternative to a propranolol-for-everyone approach would be to wait awhile after exposure to a trauma to see who develops debilitating symptoms.
"It was a trauma to turn it over to them, but I'm happy they're doing it with such style," their father said.
"Messi suffered a trauma to the left side of his lower back and ribcage," the Argentinian Football Association said in a statement, adding that doctors were looking at the injury.
Matthew Ryder QC, counsel for Tomlinson's family, asked Shorrock if the video footage was "consistent" with a trauma to the right side of the body that would have caused abdominal bleeding.
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When someone jumps or falls in front of a train, it is a major trauma to the operator.
It may result either from a traumatic glenohumeral dislocation or a direct trauma to the adducted arm [ 1].
Our definition of a recurrent sprain was a self-reported recurrence of an inversion trauma to the ankle.
As Mr. Kace discovered, executives who suffer life-altering accidents often experience a professional trauma to accompany the physical one.
Acute cervical spinal cord injury (SCI) has been observed in some patients after a minor trauma to the cervical spine.
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