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See Latest ArticlesGunshot Injuries in the Neck Area: Ballistics Elements and Forensic Issues
Seminars in Ultrasound, CT, and MRI, 05/18/09
Pinto A et al. - Gunshot wounding is an interaction between the penetrating projectile, the anatomy of the wounded subject, and the chance occurrences that determine the exact missile path. The mass and velocity of the projectile establish the upper limit of possible tissue damage. Management of gunshot neck injuries depends on a clear understanding of the anatomy of the neck.
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