Biomedical subjects
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A patient with a bullet wound developed an initially unrecognized vascular lesion revealed after five weeks by a cataclysmic hemorrhagic complication during drainage attempts. Literature on cervicofacial ballistic injuries is reviewed and the practical attitude to adopt with these lesions discussed.
Eighty patients with craniofacial injuries were investigated using a CT scan apparatus of the second generation. The advantages of this examination over conventional methods of exploration are discussed and details provided of projections used. Conventional tomography imaging has now been completely abandoned.
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