What does MOI stand for?

Mechanism of Injury (medical reports)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Among children younger than 6 years, near-drowning was the most prevalent mechanism of injury, accounting for more than two-thirds of injuries, while children ages 6-12 were more likely to be injured by jumping and diving in or around a hot tub.

Hot tubs 'pose serious risk for injury'

[12] Data Analysis Frequency distributions for age, sex, mechanism of injury and body region injured were tabulated.

Hockey injuries across the lifespan: a descriptive, population-based ...

I concur with him that the mechanism of injury was swinging the child around by his hair," he said.

Man jailed for swinging child around by hair; FOUR YEARS FOR SERIES ...

However, seeing a doctor is vital for all strains with a significant mechanism of injury or for severe, persistent, or unexplained symptoms or problems.

I Have Strained My Neck, What Do I Do?

Scott and colleagues proposed mechanism of injury as the preferred model for comprehensively assessing and treating blast-related polytrauma cases [20].

Visual function in patients of a polytrauma rehabilitation center: a ...

Sports Development of Dynamic Knee Stability After Acute ACL Rupture Based on Age, Gender, and Mechanism of Injury.

Foundation-funded research presentations at CSM 2007

Although exact pathogenesis remains unclear, the proposed mechanism of injury is thought to be due to talc deposition in lung parenchyma with subsequent inflammation in various degrees of manifestation.

Talc pleurodesis for recurrent pleural effusions: is cure worse than ...

2) The mechanism of injury is most commonly hyperextension with vertical compression, or forced hyperflexion with compression.

Radiological case of the month: Hartley M. Sirkis, MD