Is rib fracture 6 hemothorax belong to heavy injury

Rib fracture six hemothorax, usually can be identified as serious injury level 2, but the specific level needs to be identified by professional forensic institutions. According to the chest injury related provisions of the Human Body Injury evaluation Standard, rib fracture belongs to Grade II minor injury, and hemothorax belongs to Grade II serious injury. If it is a simple six-rib fracture, it can be identified as Grade II minor injury; if it is accompanied by other serious complications such as hemothorax, it can be identified as Grade II serious injury. It is important to note that judicial appraisal agencies will take into account various factors, such as the location, number and severity of fractures, as well as the amount of hemothorax and whether there are other organ injuries. Therefore, even if the number of rib fractures is the same, the final identification result may be different if the location, severity or other complications of the fracture are different. In addition, in cases involving personal injury, judicial expertise is an important basis for determining compensation standards and criminal responsibility. Therefore, after suffering personal injury, professional medical treatment should be sought in time, and judicial expertise should be carried out within the statutory time to safeguard one's legitimate rights and interests. To sum up, rib fracture six hemothorax can usually be identified as serious injury level 2, but the specific injury level needs to be identified by a professional forensic organization.