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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 132

An illustration from Gunshot Roentgenograms : Acollection of Roentgenograms taken in Constantinople during the Turko-Balkan War, 1912-1913, illustrating some gunshot wounds in the Turkish Army, 1916, leaf 132
ure of the Lower End of the Femur. The course of the bullet was anteroposterior. The long, oblique, splitting fracture without separate fragmentsindicates the long range of the missile in low velocity. The wound was infected as is indicated by the drainage tubes inplace. The well-advanced callus… … 12S Rifle—Plate 59. LOWER EXTREMITY. Gunshot Wound of the Left Knee-Joint, with Lodgment of the Missile in the Joint. The course of the bullet was transverse, entering the capsule pos-terior to the patella without injury to the bone. As its shadow projection is almost circular, the bullet must…

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