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Were you the victim of a hit and run in Louisiana? Were you injured during a hit and run accident? Our injury lawyers explain Louisiana law and how you may be able to collect damages.

These medical tests may help win your case

One of the major issues that you'll face in court when trying to prove your case is the nature and extent of your medical injuries. Now it's important to have very specific testing done which can show certain types of injuries. Most doctors will perform a basic X-ray; however, X rays do not show soft-tissue-type damages such as a herniated disc in a person's back or torn ligaments. In order to prove these types of damages and injuries, you're going to need to have what's known as an MRI done. An MRI is a film that's taken of part of your body such as the back, the neck, your knees, your ankles, your wrists, your shoulders; it will show soft-tissue damages to those parts of the body. These types of tissue damages can include tendon damages, ligament damages, as well as herniated discs. It's also important to have what's known as a nerve conduction study done if you have any type of a nerve injury. Call us if you have any questions about the types of medical tests that you should have done in order to prove your case.