... reported in shot shell injuries. 03 12 1999 28 02 2000 29 02 2000 forensic science forensic pathology gunshot wounds Glaser ammunition pellet ammunition wound ballistics ballistics CASE REPORT Stephen J. de Roux,1 M.D.; Nancy C. Prendergast,2 M.D.; and Robert Tamburri3...

... Characterization of the Remington Premier® Copper Solid Sabot Shotgun Slug* REFERENCE: Ward ME, Nolte KB. Ballistic characterization of the Remington Premier® Copper Solid sabot shotgun slug. J Forensic Sci 2000;45(6):1259 1266. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic pathology, wound ballistics, shotgun slugs...

...” casing. forensic science forensic pathology atypical gunshot wounds wound ballistics suicide interposed targets References Hudson   P . Multishot firearm suicide: examination of 58 cases . Am J Forensic Med Pathol 1981 ; 2 : 239 - 42 . Stone   I C , Petty   C P...

... 19 10 1994 20 10 1994 forensic science fragmentation protective vest penetration handgun bullets assault rifle bullets wound ballistics References Carroll , A. and Soderstrom , C. , “ A New Nonpenetrating Ballistic Injury ,” Annals of Surgery   0003-4932 , Vol...

... tangentially. This unique feature may be helpful in assessing entrances of perforating wound tracks or other cases where the bullet is either not available or unknown. 05 06 1992 20 07 1992 22 07 1992 criminalistics gunshot ballistics autopsy wound ballistics References...

... not be mistaken for evidence that a decedent was beaten or otherwise involved in an assault episode. 06 05 1992 05 06 1992 08 06 1992 pathology and biology forensic science gunshot wounds wound ballistics ballistics ocular hemorrhages References Di Maio , V. J. M...

... of ricochet. KEYWORDS: forensic science, ballistics, bullet ricochet, criminalistics, wound ballistics In the urban environment there are numerous surfaces from which bullets or shotgun pellets may ricochet, including streets, sidewalks, floors and walls of buildings, even automobile windshields. Over many...

... be deposited on objects not struck by pellets. The presence of buffer, but not its distribution diameter, was helpful in determining range of fire. 11 07 1991 21 10 1991 18 11 1991 forensic science shotguns shot shell buffer ballistics wound ballistics References Besant...

... to be quite heavy. 16 11 1990 21 02 1991 08 04 1991 criminalistics wound ballistics ballistics microscopy backspatter X-ray analysis SEM/EDXA References Stephens , B. G. and Allen , T. B. , “ Back Spatter of Blood from Gunshot Wounds—Observations...

... at contact range. KEYWORDS: criminalistics, ballistics, silencers, wound ballistics General Remarks on Silencers When a shot is fired, the noise generated is mainly produced by the muzzle blast, and for supersonic bullets, it is produced by the missile blast. The muzzle blast is caused by the expansion...

... 01 1991 31 01 1991 pathology and biology wound ballistics beveling gunshot wounds skulls References Wetli , C. V. , Mittleman , R. E. , and Rao , V. J. , Practical Forensic Pathology , Igaku-Shoin , New York , 1988 . Dixon , D. S. , “ Keyhole...

... - 209 . Stone , I. C. , “ Observations and Statistics Relating to Suicide Weapons: An Update ,” Journal of Forensic Sciences   0022-1198 , Vol. 35 , No. 1 , 1990 , pp. 10 - 12 . forensic science wound ballistics postmortem examinations gunshot residues 13 07 1990...

... of the body, it was proved that the bullet was the result of a war wound. However, the victim had been unaware of the existence of the bullet, which had remained in his body for 50 years. KEYWORDS: forcnsic science, pathology and biology, ballistics, wound ballistics, radiology, forcnsic pathology, human...

..., produced the expected results of decreasing abrasion width. KEYWORDS: criminalistics, wound ballistics, abrasion rings, gunshot wounds During the course of preparing a previous report regarding the similarities and dissimilarities of field-tipped arrow and gunshot entrance wounds, we observed various...

... firing are also presented. KEYWORDS: criminalistics, ballistics, wound ballistics As the firearm industry continues to develop new ammunition, forensic pathologists are confronted with novel gunshot injuries and radiographic findings. Familiarity with available ammunition facilitates the interpretation...

... in distinctive wounds. Experimental studies also showed that the vanes of the bolt (arrow) may be a source of trace material found in the wound. 10 04 1989 28 07 1989 23 08 1989 forensic science ballistics wound ballistics criminology crossbow wounds injuries References...

.... , Gunshot Wounds , Elsevier Science Publishing Company, Inc. , 1985 , pp. 163 - 226 . Ordog , G. J. , Wasserberger , J. , et al , “ Shotgun Wound Ballistics ,” The Journal of Trauma , Vol. 28 , No. 5 , 05 1988 , pp. 624 - 631 . Shepard , G. H. , “ High Energy, Low Velocity...

..., the differences between round nose and controlled expansion round bullets are not marked in actual human subjects with gunshot wounds. 25 08 1988 20 12 1988 21 12 1988 criminalistics wound ballistics ballistics References Berlin , R. , Janzon , B. , Kokinakis , W...

... 1988 05 08 1988 16 08 1988 pathology and biology archery wound ballistics arrow wounds gunshot wounds bullet holes spot tests References Fingleton , L. J. , “ Arrow Wounds to the Heart and Mediastinum ,” British Journal of Surgery   0007-1323 , Vol. 74 , 02 1987...

.... 2 , No. 3 , 09 1981 , pp. 239 - 242 . pathology and biology criminalistics suicide wound ballistics CASE REPORT Thomas O. Marsh: 1Eugene R. Brown; 2 Richard P. Burkhardt, 1M.D.; and James H. Davis, 2 M.D. Two Six-Shot Suicides in Close Geographic and Temporal Proximity REFERENCE...