What Is the Significance of a Second Accident During Recovery?
A second accident can complicate causation, treatment, and prognosis when recovery from the first event remains incomplete. The later event may aggravate existing symptoms, create...
A second accident can complicate causation, treatment, and prognosis when recovery from the first event remains incomplete. The later event may aggravate existing symptoms, create...
Persistent pain can create a difficult issue in medico-legal reporting. Most minor musculoskeletal injuries improve...
Physiotherapy often plays an important role after musculoskeletal injury, particularly when injury affects movement, strength,...
Medication history is often treated as a minor section of a medico-legal report: a list...
A claimant may report that food became tasteless after a blow to the head. The...
Tinnitus can become a difficult medico-legal issue when the symptom appears after an accident. A...
A claimant may need physiotherapy, psychological therapy, or another intervention while NHS treatment remains some...
Rehabilitation should begin early, but that does not mean intensive treatment should follow every accident...
The claimant reports continuing neck pain for eighteen months after an accident. The records show...
The claimant describes immediate neck pain after a collision, several weeks of restricted movement and...
The instruction arrives with a familiar problem. The claimant has a previous history of depression,...
The claimant reports constant severe pain, an inability to travel alone and almost complete dependence...