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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 234

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 234
ple shrapnel wounds are common. Itmay be said that the greater the number of balls lodged in a givenarea the less the distance of the plane from the apex of the cone ofdispersion of a shrapnel discharge. Several shrapnel balls, lodged in a small area without causingmuch damage or exhibiting much… … 230 Shrapnel—Plate 110. CHEST. Gunshot Wound of the Chest, with Lodgment of the Missile in the Lung. The posterior chest wall is next to the plate, as the posterior ribshadows are much more distinct and much smaller than the shadowsof the anterior ribs. The shadow of the ball is blurred, which…

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