The problems ranged from relatively mild injuries to permanent disabilities.
Eventually, more than half of patients develop a progressive form of M.S., leading to permanent disabilities.
In 1939, despite permanent disabilities resulting from serious flying accidents, he became a military reconnaissance pilot.
Some have been homeless, others have come from prisons, and others have permanent disabilities from traumas like car accidents.
Her husband eventually died from his injuries; she survived, but after many hospitalizations and with permanent disabilities.
People with severe and permanent disabilities can get subsidised taxi fares through Victoria's multi purpose taxi program.
Up to a fifth of survivors suffer permanent disabilities, most commonly deafness, cerebral palsy, mental retardation and epilepsy.
In addition to the 100,00 deaths every year, 400,000 surviving victims are left with permanent disabilities.
DisabilityCare Australia will mean that Australians with significant and permanent disabilities will have more power to choose their support and more control over how that support is provided.
Only people with permanent disabilities should receive the DSP, and people who have partial, or short-term, disabilities should be given unemployment benefits instead, the report suggests.
After a rubella outbreak in 1964-65, according to the NNII, "11,000 fetuses died and 20,000 babies were born with permanent disabilities" in the United States.
