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See Latest ArticlesLeft Ventricular Rupture with Resulting Cardiac Tamponade due to Blast Force Trauma from Gunshot Wound
The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 11/03/09
Branch CF et al. – This article defines cardiac tamponade, presents the case, and discusses shotgun ballistics, wounding mechanisms, and blunt force trauma.
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