Sentence examples for sporting accident from inspiring English sources

A boyhood sporting accident injured his spine and left him crippled.

The sporting accident population suffered fewer problems than the motor vehicular accident population, and at surface value, the data indicated a correlation between female gender and PCS when there may have just been a relation between mechanism of injury and PCS [15].

M'zee lost the use of his legs due to a sporting accident but thanks to researchers at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, Switzerland, he can reportedly walk more than a half mile, hands free, with the implants turned on.

The details are as follows: > Patient 1 (Fig. 8A) is a 19-year-old man who suffered severe traumatic brain injury at six years of age from a sporting accident.

The authors report the case of a 12-year-old boy who presented with a dislocated fracture (Salter-Harris II) of the proximal tibia combined with ligamentous rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament after a sporting accident.

An X-ray of a person's knee can show if he limps or was injured in a sporting accident, even if it happened years ago.

There were also a greater number of females injured in motor vehicular accidents in comparison to a greater number of males injured in sporting accidents.

Despite this, he has started the Matt Hampson Foundation, a charity which helps young people whose lives have been dramatically changed by sporting accidents.

Injuries related to violence, sporting accidents, being struck by an object, incidents involving animals, industrial accidents, diving, crush and hanging comprised a small percentage similar to other reports (Sekhon and Fehlings 2001; Ackery et al. 2004).

The main mechanisms of injury for pilon fractures are two: (1) low-energy types, secondary to rotational forces (sporting accidents) and (2) high-energy types from axial loading of the distal articular surface against the talus causing multifragmental implosion of cartilage and bone (motor vehicle accidents, falls, work accidents).

Previous studies have shown that TSCI predominantly occurs in males and is due to a variety of causes such as traffic accidents, falls, sporting accidents and violence (Pickett et al. 2006; Kattail et al. 2009; Middleton et al. 2012; Norton 2007; Sekhon and Fehlings 2001; Oteir et al. 2014).