[SavageGlow]

Blast injuries seen in various accidents involving pressurized containers like gas cylinders, tires, et cetera, and acts of terrorism. The associated factors can vary from poor handling of equipment to inadequate safety precautions. These injuries include a variety of injuries, such as, injuries due to shock wave, burns, fractures, et cetera, involving multi-organ systems, especially lungs and hollow organs, due to the high-pressurized shock wave. The presented case is of the death of a 24-years-old male as a result of a blast of the compressor present in the AC outdoor unit during the filling of the gas. Here, the body showed injuries due to shock wave, secondary impact, tertiary impact because of fall on the ground, and quaternary injuries due to burns. The cause of death was Blast lung associated with Subarachnoid hemorrhage.

[JoseQuinones]

Those look identical to combat blast injuries. Yikes.

[mr_feelgood]

Should have been more careful

[Sharon]

Nasty way to go, poor guy

[CatBatMan]

No quinary, senary, septenary, octonary, nonary or denary injuries?

I was impressed by the article, LOL, I don't often see any of these words used beside just primary and secondary.

Somebody got themself some learnin' and that's what I appreciates about them.

[LuckiiDevil21]

Somebody got themself some learnin' and that's what I appreciates about them.[/QUOTE]

Hahaha love it!

[techfreak76]

Parts of his Lung can be seen at his Mouth.
That was a Klima technischen who´s equipment blew up.