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American family physician, 1988
Wounds caused by high-velocity projectiles are different from those caused by low-velocity projectiles. High-velocity bullets, such as those fired from deer-hunting rifles, cause large temporary cavities as they pass through tissue, producing extensive damage to adjacent structures that were not touched by the bullet.
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Wounds caused by high-velocity projectiles are different from those caused by low-velocity projectiles. High-velocity bullets, such as those fired from deer-hunting rifles, cause large temporary cavities as they pass through tissue, producing extensive damage to adjacent structures that were not touched by the bullet.
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