A rigid feet-first fall (like a pole-vaulter) would cause facial trauma — but Zara’s fall involved immediate rotation after feet impact.
- This is a hybrid sequence:
Feet-first impact → rapid backward rotation → left-side collapse
"Landed on her left foot, followed closely by the right... then fell backward, predominantly onto her left side." (Dr. Jessie Hiu)
This explains:
- Why feet were injured (direct impact)
- Why face was spared (rotation shielded anterior face),
- Why occiput/head was injured (posterior impact during rotation).
- Calcaneal fractures are pathognomonic for feet-first landing (e.g., jumping from height, falling from ladder).
- Absence of facial fractures (face shielded during rotation)
Mistake: Treating "back-first" as the only way to spare the face, while ignoring that feet-first + rotation also spares the face and explains the lower limb injuries.
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