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Revue de l'infirmiere, 2023
Ballistic wounds, which historically concerned military populations, now also affect civilian practice. Terrorist attacks, urban violence and certain accidents have brought them into the daily routine of some French hospitals. Their frequency fully justifies the need for every health-care professional to be aware of the major issues involved in their ...
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Ballistic wounds, which historically concerned military populations, now also affect civilian practice. Terrorist attacks, urban violence and certain accidents have brought them into the daily routine of some French hospitals. Their frequency fully justifies the need for every health-care professional to be aware of the major issues involved in their ...
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WOUND BALLISTICS AND BODY ARMOR
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1952Physicians spend an endless amount of time determining the etiological agents and the pathogenesis of disease. This is intrinsic to their progress. In a world of armed conflict in which the interval between wars has assumed a startling brevity, it is cogent that physicians also be informed about modern firearms and their missiles, for these are the ...
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WB12 Wound Ballistics Symposium
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2013In August 2012, Cranfield University and the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom at Shrivenham hosted their inaugural Symposium on Wound Ballistics (WB12) chaired by Dr Debra Carr and Mr Steve Champion.
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988
In Reply.— Dr Adams' calculations do not support his contention that by "size" Amato et al meant area instead of diameter. The area of the 70.4-mm diameter cavity (11 sphere diameters of 6.4 mm each) is 3892 mm 2 , not 972 mm 2 . Rather than 30-fold, this is a 122-fold difference.
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In Reply.— Dr Adams' calculations do not support his contention that by "size" Amato et al meant area instead of diameter. The area of the 70.4-mm diameter cavity (11 sphere diameters of 6.4 mm each) is 3892 mm 2 , not 972 mm 2 . Rather than 30-fold, this is a 122-fold difference.
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2011
There is a long and close association between surgery and wound ballistics studies (Kocher 1875a,b, Spencer 1908, Owen-Smith 1981, Fackler et al. 1985, Cooper 1990, Bellamy et al. 1991, Prokosch 1995, Bowyer 1997, Ryan et al. 1997). The reason for this tradition is obvious.
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There is a long and close association between surgery and wound ballistics studies (Kocher 1875a,b, Spencer 1908, Owen-Smith 1981, Fackler et al. 1985, Cooper 1990, Bellamy et al. 1991, Prokosch 1995, Bowyer 1997, Ryan et al. 1997). The reason for this tradition is obvious.
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2011
Wound ballistics is the sub-domain of terminal ballistics that addresses the behaviour and effects of a bullet in a person or an animal.
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Wound ballistics is the sub-domain of terminal ballistics that addresses the behaviour and effects of a bullet in a person or an animal.
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