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 66
probable that the radius lay nearer the photographic plate, be-cause the head of the radius is shown in clearer outline. The frag-ments of the fracture can be seen as related to the outlines of theradius. There is no displacement and only slight fragmentation, so thatthe bullet must have almost… … Rifle—Plate 26. UPPER EXTREMITY. Gunshot Fracture of the Radius. Wound of entrance, midway between radius and ulna and midwaybetween elbow and wrist, anterior aspect of the forearm. Wound of exit, over radius at point opposite. The course of the bullet, in the medium velocity of mid range,…
X-rays · Gunshot wounds · Balkan Peninsula · Wounds, Gunshot · Military Medicine
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