Pulmonary Contusion Secondary to Blunt Trauma in a Collegiate Football Player
Michael A. Meese, Wayne J. Sebastianelli
Abstract
Michael A. Meese, Wayne J. Sebastianelli
Abstract
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