File:Experimental gunshot entrance wound - dist to target 0 inch.jpg
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English: Experimental entrance wound - distance between target and firearm: 0" (contact).
Derivative work of based on chest plates commissioned by Frances Glessner Lee, about 1940. Ceramic plates that illustrate the typical wound patterns caused by gunshots. Wound patterns caused by a Smith & Wesson .38 revolver, with lead bullet. Related images
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| Source | File:Gunshot_patterns.jpg |
| Author | National Institutes of Health, Health & Human Services |
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