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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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Wound ballistics 101: the mechanisms of soft tissue wounding by bullets
European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, 2017Panagiotis K. Stefanopoulos +3 more
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[Wound Ballistics – a Brief Overview].
Praxis, 2016S. Bolliger, S. Eggert, M. Thali
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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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Assault rifle injuries in civilians: ballistics of wound patterns, assessment and initial management
European Journal of Trauma and Emergency SurgeryPanagiotis K. Stefanopoulos +7 more
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Development of a skull/brain model for military wound ballistics studies
Zeitschrift für Rechtsmedizin, 2015D. Carr +8 more
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