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Gunshot Roentgenograms : Acollection of Roentgenograms taken in Constantinople during the Turko-Balkan War, 1912-1913, illustrating some gunshot wounds in the Turkish Army (1916)

Ford, Clyde Sinclair, 1867- · Washington : Government Printing Office · leaf 128

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he bone. Had the point of the ball struck the bone with the same energy,it would have produced smaller fragments and might then havepassed beyond the bone. The normal size of the diameter, slightlyshortened length, greater density of the point of the shadow, showsthe bullet to lie behind the bone… … Rifle—Plate 57. LOWER EXTREMITY. Gunshot Fracture About the Middle of the Femur, with Lodgment of theFragments of a Deformed Bullet. The course of the missile was transverse. All of the remainingenergy of the retarded velocity of the short range of a ricochet shotwas stopped by the bone with the…

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