• Voen Med Zh · Jul 2014

    [Modern methods of examination of ballistic trauma after passing through the barrier].

    • R v Titov, M V Tiurin, M Iu Kabanov, S A Nepomniashchiĭ, N V Smolin, N N Nagut, A K Soroka, and I K Nikolaev.
    • Voen Med Zh. 2014 Jul 1; 335 (7): 11-6.

    AbstractOn the basis of experimental data were studied peculiarities of ballistic of wounds after passing barriers. Authors analyzed forensic medical examination reports concerned about murdered and wounded with gunshots in Saint Petersburg. As research objects were used: simulators of biological materials (block of glycerin soap) and experimental animals. The following bullets were used: automat cartridge 7H22, 7H24 - gauge 5,45x39 mm, pistol cartridge 7H29 - gauge 9,0x21 mm; gun reach - 50 and 100 meters; barriers - steel plates, glass, brickwork. The following assessment of exposure was used: in simulators - according to volumes of temporary cavity; in experimental animals - according to results of morphofunctional researches. Data about damaging action of pistol cartridge 7H22, 7H24 with gauge 5,45 mm and automat cartridges 7H29 and 9,0 mm is received.

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