What Are The Most Common Types Of Motorcycle Injuries?

Motorcycling can be a delight and efficient mode of transportation, but it also comes with unique risks. Motorcycle accidents can lead to a range of injuries, some of which are unfortunately all too common:

• Head Injuries: Head injuries are among the most serious and prevalent motorcycle injuries. These can range from concussions and skull fractures to traumatic brain injuries (TBI).
  
  
• Fractures and Broken Bones: Motorcycle accidents often result in fractures and broken bones, particularly to the extremities, such as arms, legs, and hands.
  
  
• Road Rash: Road rash occurs when a rider’s unprotected skin comes into contact with the road surface during a slide or fall. It can range from minor scrapes to severe skin abrasions, sometimes requiring skin grafts or surgeries.
  
  
• Spinal Cord Injuries: Spinal cord injuries can lead to partial or complete paralysis and are often caused by high-impact accidents.
  
  
• Internal Injuries: Internal injuries, such as organ damage or internal bleeding, can occur due to the force of impact in a motorcycle accident. These injuries may not be immediately apparent, highlighting the importance of prompt medical evaluation after an accident.
• Facial Injuries: Facial injuries, including fractures, lacerations, and dental trauma, can result from a motorcycle accident.
  
  
• Lower Extremity Injuries: Leg and foot injuries are common, with riders often sustaining fractures, dislocations, or soft tissue injuries.

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