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 92
der of the ulna. Small fragments were broken from the posterior wall of themedullary canal, without destroying the longitudinal continuityof the anterior wall. The velocity of the bullet was probably that of midrange, as thestriking energy of the impact was fairly great. The posterior surface of… … Rifle—Plate 39. upper extremity.Gunshot Fracture of the Left Ulna. The course of the bullet, with the velocity of long range, was an-teroposterior through the lower third of the forearm, striking theouter side of the bone. The initial velocity of the projectile wasmuch reduced, as is shown by the…
X-rays · Gunshot wounds · Balkan Peninsula · Wounds, Gunshot · Military Medicine
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