1997Clinical Journal of Sport MedicineRequires access

Pulmonary Contusion Secondary to Blunt Trauma in a Collegiate Football Player

Michael A. Meese, Wayne J. Sebastianelli

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Pulmonary contusion secondary to blunt trauma is commonly seen in victims of major trauma, usually involving motor vehicle accidents or falls from a height,. We report a case of a Division I collegiate football player who sustained a pulmonary contusion following a collision with an opposing player

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Pulmonary contusion secondary to blunt trauma is commonly seen in victims of major trauma, usually involving motor vehicle accidents or falls from a height,. We report a case of a Division I collegiate football player who sustained a pulmonary contusion following a collision with an opposing player

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Pulmonary contusion secondary to blunt trauma is commonly seen in victims of major trauma, usually involving motor vehicle accidents or falls from a height,. We report a case of a Division I collegiate football player who sustained a pulmonary contusion following a collision with an opposing player

Key concepts: Pulmonary contusion, Medicine, Blunt, Blunt trauma, Football, College football, Injury prevention, Motor vehicle crash

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