Sentence examples for back trauma from inspiring English sources

Back trauma is observed as the sixth most common injury.

"If there's possibly neck or back trauma, you want to immobilize (the person)," he said.

The injuries ranged from the amputation of multiple limbs to serious head, neck and back trauma.

The fact that Richard has helped me steer clear of any major back trauma for almost two years now means that while I can't really get my head around what he's just said, I'm hooked.

Beaumont, 22, suffered back trauma but is expected to make a full recovery.

To his eyes, Maloney said it looked like the woman she was suffering from head, neck and back trauma.

And if, maybe, that wife comes back to you, and recovers from brain trauma and back injury?

Add to this trauma a back injury that forced the singer James Hetfield to sit out several dates of the group's Summer Sanitarium tour, and the death of a fan who fell from a balcony at a July 5 concert in Baltimore, and Metallica had to be feeling some pressure.

But what keeps minds racing back to trauma?

W. G. Sebald's brilliant essay "Air War and Literature" ("Luftkrieg und Literatur") brought back that trauma.

Murphy complained that the Rolling Stone cover had put many of the Boston marathon victims back into trauma.