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Discover LudwigThe phrase "serious trauma" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a physical or mental injury that is severe and has long-lasting effects. For example, "The patient had suffered serious trauma in the accident, leaving him with long-term physical and psychological challenges."
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"It breaks bones, causes pain, it's serious trauma.
Don't dial 999 unless it's heart attack, stroke, serious trauma etc".
Media reports said he had a serious trauma wound to the stomach.
It soon becomes clear that Griffin too has suffered serious trauma at the hands of men.
An attempted rescue that failed would have been a much more serious trauma.
It's like a "standing army," ready to deploy an arsenal of monocytes in the event of serious trauma.
Until relatively recently, the accepted wisdom was that the only place to treat serious trauma was the hospital.
"And when people are exposed to serious trauma and don't get it treated, it is a serious risk factor for violence".
He has a history of serious trauma in his home country and significant developmental issues that manifest as behavioural problems at school.
But I wanted to help the teenagers who had been in the care system for a long time and had suffered serious trauma.
The injuries he had were not casual ones; the Sun spoke to medical experts who said that they would have been caused by serious trauma.
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