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The Journal of trauma, 1996
To define the clinical characteristics of gunshot injuries across the truncal midline (transaxial injuries).A retrospective case-control studyAnalysis of a consecutive series of 223 patients with gunshot injuries to the torso treated at one trauma center. Sixty-three patients with transaxial injuries were compared to 148 patients with unilateral bullet
A, Hirshberg, J, Or, M, Stein, R, Walden
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To define the clinical characteristics of gunshot injuries across the truncal midline (transaxial injuries).A retrospective case-control studyAnalysis of a consecutive series of 223 patients with gunshot injuries to the torso treated at one trauma center. Sixty-three patients with transaxial injuries were compared to 148 patients with unilateral bullet
A, Hirshberg, J, Or, M, Stein, R, Walden
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Mund-, Kiefer- und Gesichtschirurgie : MKG, 2000
Gunshot wounds result in a great amount of tissue damage, relating almost always to fractures and defects of the skeleton. The damage varies in relation to the speed, size, shape, and striking angle of the projectile and to the disruption of hard tissue fragments, which multiply the tissue laceration acting as secondary missiles.
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Gunshot wounds result in a great amount of tissue damage, relating almost always to fractures and defects of the skeleton. The damage varies in relation to the speed, size, shape, and striking angle of the projectile and to the disruption of hard tissue fragments, which multiply the tissue laceration acting as secondary missiles.
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