• Indian J Otolaryngol · Jul 2005

    Civilian firearm injuries in head and neck.

    • Nishi Sonkhya, Pawan Singhal, and Subodh P Srivastava.
    • Department of ENT, 7/251, Vidyadhar Nagar, 302012 Jaipur, Raj. India.
    • Indian J Otolaryngol. 2005 Jul 1; 57 (3): 262-5.

    AbstractFirearm injuries to the head and neck contribute to substantial medical, medicolegal, economic as well as social problems. Internal wounds in the head and neck by firearms are usually complicated and are diagnostically and therapeutically challenging cases. Based on four cases of non-fatal firearm injuries, we discuss problems related to firearm wounds, their irregular path, final lodgment of the bullet and their diagnostic and therapeutic consequences. In the present study it was observed that a fatal looking firearm injury can result in a favourable and interesting outcome.

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