Scapula Fractures Caused by Auto Accident

car accident shoulder blade injury

A fracture to the shoulder blade is known as a scapula fracture. The shoulder blade or scapula is sturdy and is well protected by the back and the body, so it cannot easily break. However, when a person is subject to considerable blunt force trauma, there is a chance of a scapular fracture. A scapular …

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Updated: October 28, 2024

Should Texting Drivers be Treated Like Drunk Drivers?

St. Louis Texting While Driving

The dangers of texting while driving are nearly as identical to the public as driving while drunk. So why aren’t texters in Missouri subject to similar points, fines, license suspensions, and potential jail time as drunk drivers? Texting while driving has become a dangerous epidemic that isn’t just causing minor accidents. Texting while driving is …

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Updated: April 5, 2025

Secondary Car Crashes

secondary crash in St. Louis

Secondary crashes occur when an initial accident causes another car accident. Car accidents can leave you overwhelmed and shocked, especially if they involve multiple vehicles. For this reason, secondary crashes are particularly scary. It occurs when an initial accident causes another car accident. What are secondary crashes? A secondary crash usually occurs as a result …

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Updated: August 17, 2024

Car Accidents Involving Underinflated Tires

St. Louis man checking tire pressure

A study from the NHTSA shows that underinflated and worn out tires can increase the risk of a car crash significantly. For various reasons, hundreds of accidents occur on Missouri roads each day. While many accidents are caused due to the negligence of drivers, others are caused by vehicle defects, malfunctions, and other similar reasons. …

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Updated: July 18, 2019

Ulnar Nerve Impingement Injuries

ulnar nerve injuries

The ulnar nerve runs from the shoulder to the ulna bone or the forearm, and down into the hand. This nerve transmits signals between the brain and the hands and vice versa. The signals are responsible for feeling, sensation, and movement in the hand and forearm. Any injury to the ulnar nerve can disrupt these …

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Updated: November 11, 2024