One sustained multiple vertebrae fractures of the neck two days after another's shin bone crumpled in the same practice pit in Minnesota.
Prosecutors said they had shoved Mr. Brown head first into a closed door at the station house with such violent force that his vertebrae fractured, crushing his spinal cord and leaving him paralyzed from the chest down and with only limited movement in his upper arms.
The car was written off, and I was dealt another body blow with another vertebrae fractured.
The cumulative incidences of orthopedic injuries were 42.56‰ for lower limb fractures, and 12.93‰, 3.27‰, and 1.64‰ for upper limb fractures, vertebrae fractures, and joint dislocations, respectively.
Spondylolisthesis, scoliosis with Cobb angle >10°, vertebrae fractures, severe osteoporosis with T value < 2.5, active infection, spinal tumor or ankylosing spondylitis were excluded from this study.
The amount of over-ascertainment of fracture rates when a fracture-free period for incident cases was not adopted varied with the fracture site; it was large for humerus and vertebrae fractures but small for wrist fractures.
In the present prospective cohort study, the 5-year cumulative incidences of orthopedic injuries were 42.56‰ for lower limb fractures, and 12.93‰, 3.27‰, and 1.64‰ for upper limb fractures, vertebrae fractures, and joint dislocations.
He has a facial laceration, a broken right wrist, a small vertebra fracture and burns on his arms, injuries that reportedly are not considered life threatening.
He was sent directly to the hospital with a cervical vertebra fracture suspicion where it was confirmed and treated.
As can be seen from the above, baseline number of vertebra fracture is not a predictor for new fractures (t = 1.972, p > 0.05).
