Soft-tissue injuries lacerations

Head Soft tissue injury Tender, thickened, or pulseless temporal artery Obliteration of flow through the trochlear artery with compression of the preauricular or supraorbital vessels Anhidrosis Tongue laceration Head trauma Temporal arteritis ICA occlusion or severe stenosis with retrograde ophthalmic flow CCA dissection with damage to sympathetic fibers or brainstem stroke with interruption of sympathetic tract Consider seizure as the cause of the neurologic deterioration... 

We build on the work done by Butler, Durbin, and Helvacian (1996) by considering whether HRM practices affect the distribution of injuries. Given prior evidence on soft-tissue sprain and strain, we would expect to see additional HRM practices associated with fewer sprains and strains (particularly back sprains and strains), and with relatively more fractures and lacerations, //HRM practices are reducing woik-place injuries through a claims-reporting response. 

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