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Government of Sint Maarten Ambulance Department

Government of Sint Maarten

** Ambulance Department **
Bike accidents can result in various injuries due to the lack of protection that cyclists/Motorbike riders have compared to vehicle occupants.
Here are some common injuries that occur after bicycle/motorbike collisions:
Brain Injuries: The impact from a collision can lead to concussions, brain contusions, or even more severe traumatic brain damage.
Head and Neck Injuries: Helmets provide some protection, but cyclists can still suffer head and neck injuries, including skull fractures and neck trauma.
Spinal Cord Injuries: The force of impact can harm the spinal cord, potentially causing paralysis or other serious consequences.
Fractures: Cyclists/Motorbike riders often experience fractures, especially in their legs, feet, or knees, due to direct impact or falls.
Facial and Dental Injuries: Collisions can result in facial cuts, bruises, and dental damage.
Cuts, Bruises, and Abrasions: Scrapes and bruises are common due to contact with the ground or other objects.
Death: Unfortunately, some bike accidents lead to fatalities.
While specific costs can vary, treating a patient with a traumatic brain injury from a bike accident (TBI) can be substantial. Lifetime costs for TBI treatment range from $85,000 to $3 million
Remember, wearing protective gear, following traffic rules, and staying alert can help reduce the risk of these injuries.

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