CHAPTER III

GENERAL CHARACTERS OF WOUNDS INFLICTED BY BULLETS OF SMALL CALIBRE

Type wounds--Nature of external apertures--Direct course of wound

track--Multiple wounds--Small bore and sharp localisation of

tracks--Clinical course--Mode of healing--Suppuration--Wounds of irregular

type--Ricochet--Mauser bullet--Lee-Metford bullet--Expanding bullets--Altered

bullets--Large sporting bullets--Symptoms--Psychical disturbance and

shock--Local shock--Pain--Hæmorrhage--Diagnosis--Prognosis--Treatment 55

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