EXTRA TIBIA FRACTURE RESULTING FROM A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT

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  • Novri Syahputra, Asan Petrus Department of Forensic and Medicolegal, Faculty of Medicine Universitas Sumatera Utara

Abstract

Background. By definition, blunt force trauma is a force that is caused by a blunt object on the surface of
the body which results in injury.
Blunt trauma can be caused by objects that have blunt surfaces such as stones, wood, hammers, fists and so on, which
also includes falls from high places, traffic accidents and so on, which are currently increasing in severity.
Case Report: It was reported that a victim, initials N, was a pedestrian who was hit by a motorbike
Results: on physical and radiological examination the victim suffered an open right tibial fracture.
Conclusion: The female victim was involved in a traffic accident and suffered abrasions, lacerations and broken bones
due to blunt trauma which required the victim to undergo treatment.
Keywords:
Fractures, blunt trauma, traffic accidents

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Published

2023-11-05

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Novri Syahputra, Asan Petrus. (2023). EXTRA TIBIA FRACTURE RESULTING FROM A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT. Clinical Images and Case Reports, 1(03), 01–04. Retrieved from https://www.visionpublisher.info/index.php/cicr/article/view/23

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