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- Figure 1:
Diagram showing gunshot wounds (numbered 1–6) sustained by a 20-year-old man with no previous history of penetrating trauma. The likely bullet trajectories were wounds 2 and 1, representing a single on a through-and-through course, wounds 5 and 3, representing a second single bullet on a through-and-through course, and wounds 4 (bullet lodged in left thigh) and 6 (bullet lodged in right thigh), corresponding to entrance wounds where bullets remained in the body.
- Figure 2:
(A) Radiographic image showing two objects, both thought to be bullets (arrows), in the left thigh of a 20-year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds. (B) The lateral object removed from the patient’s thigh was actually a Canadian penny that had been driven into his thigh by the medial bullet (B).
- Figure 3:
Radiograph of the patient’s right thigh showing the “missing bullet” (arrow).
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