Checking bike after crash

Had a fairly fast (for me) crash today. Guy rode his bike onto the road from a cafe without looking and I hit him doing about 35kmh. He was unhurt but I smashed his chainstay completely. I went over his bike and my bars and although I could ride home I’m in A&E getting checked out now (week before a holiday to ride in the alps, typical).

Everything on my bike seems to be cosmetic (bar tape torn etc) but what else should I be checking and how?

It's worth checking the frame alignment, especially it it was a frontal impact (as it sounds it was). What material is the frame made from? If it's steel check to see if there's any wrinkling around the top and down tubes towards the head tube. If you've a friendly LBS it might be worth them checking it over.

I hope your injuries are minor and wishing you a speedy recovery.

Cheers. It's all carbon... Winspace SLC frameset and bars. Rides okay but once I'm less sore (or the tramadol kicks in), I'll have a look at screws, bolts etc and strip the damaged bar tape to see if there's any obvious cracks or flex anywhere.

Had xrays etc and the injuries are minor; I'm not young any more so I'm sure I'll feel it tomorrow. TBH, we were both lucky. The other guy was 78 so I'm sure if I'd hit him rather than the rear triangle at that speed he'd have had more to worry about than the financial loss (it was a V1-R rim-brake that was killed) and I could have broken bones easily enough.

Take apart the fork and the handlebars, if possible. Check where the levers clamp, where the stem clamp, the fork steering column... I'd check the headtube zone too