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Lesões causadas por linhas de pipa são mais frequentes nos meses em que há maior incidência de vento (no Brasil, junho a agosto). Geralmente, atingem pessoas que caminham em vias públicas e também motociclistas e ciclistas. Este segundo grupo de vítimas apresenta mais frequentemente lesões localizadas no pescoço com risco de acometer a traqueia e grandes vasos, podendo levar à morte. | |||
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Injuries caused by kite flying lines are more frequent in the months when there is a higher incidence of wind (in Brazil, June to August). Generally, they reach people walking on public roads and also motorcyclists and cyclists. This second group of victims most frequently has lesions located in the neck with risk of affecting the trachea and large vessels, which can lead to death. | |||
Revision as of 09:28, 16 August 2026
Injuries caused by kite flying lines are more frequent in the months when there is a higher incidence of wind (in Brazil, June to August). Generally, they reach people walking on public roads and also motorcyclists and cyclists. This second group of victims most frequently has lesions located in the neck with risk of affecting the trachea and large vessels, which can lead to death.
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| English | Unintentionally cut by kite line |
Injuries caused by kite flying lines are more frequent in the months when there is a higher incidence of wind (in Brazil, June to August). Generally, they reach people walking on public roads and also motorcyclists and cyclists. This second group of victims most frequently has lesions located in the neck with risk of affecting the trachea and large vessels, which can lead to death. |
