PMC10117026_01
(a and b) Location and trajectory of the bullet
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F1
An ovoid-style open wound on the left scapula and redness around it was detected during the initial inspection, and a swelling of unknown origin was detected 8 cm distal and lateral to the initial external lesion [Figure 1a and b].
Chest radiography of the patient
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F2
A semi-ovoid radiodensity image, which was coherent with the location of swelling, was obtained in the bilateral chest radiography inside of the thoracic wall [Figure 2].
Illustration of the Trajectory of the bullet. (Picture credited by Ben aka Selvy)
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F3
It was considered that the foreign body might have advanced to the left subscapular region with a 65  vertical entrance [Figure 3].
The bullet. 9 mm x 19 mm calibre
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F4