Sentence examples for more head injuries from inspiring English sources

World Rugby has to act immediately because it is why we are getting more head injuries.

"There are more head injuries, more brain and skull injuries and more abdominal injuries too," he said.

Chess is not a sport, O.K.? If it were, there'd be a lot more head injuries and trash talk.

While the smooth surface reduces the incidence of cuts and grazes, statistics show that ice skaters suffer more head injuries than inline (roller) skaters.

"I think they're exercising a good intention in expressing what their medical feelings may be," Dr. Derby said of the A.M.A. delegates, "but I'm curious as to why they haven't gone into ice hockey of football," sports that Dr. Derby said produced more head injuries than boxing.

The youngest age group, 65 74 years, had proportionally more head injuries and were mostly men.

Trauma patients who received CPR had much more severe injuries, had more frequently head injuries, were more often in a state of shock, and underwent considerably more preclinical interventions such as catecholamine administration, endotracheal intubation, chest drainage, and volume substitution (Table 2).

I told Spalding that I had seen many patients with more severe head injuries who, with time and the brain's ability to compensate for injury, had regained most of their intellectual powers.

Safety concerns pertained as much to facial cuts as other more serious head injuries (Table 5, no. 5).

Patients who had accidental falls tended to have lower scores on severity scales but had more serious head injuries with the most common cause of death being intracranial hypertension.

Bicyclists suffered most of the non-minor injuries (MAIS 2+); they represented 66 (74%) of the 89 persons who suffered concussions plus all 13 of those who had more severe head injuries (AIS 3+) i.e., in total, 79 (77%) of 102 non-minor (AIS 2+) brain injuries.