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Thoracic CT shows hematoma around the aorta with no wall wound. Echocardiogram shows bullet in the tricuspid valve ring without perforation (arrow).
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Echocardiogram showed fragments in the tricuspid valve ring without perforation (Figure 1). Chest tomography scan shows hematoma around the aorta without changes in size and no pericardial effusion or pleural effusion (Figure 1).
Abdominal computed tomography (CT) shows bullet fragments in the endoluminal descending colon (top arrow). Bullet migration located in the descending colon upon initial CT scan is now located in the rectal ampulla (bottom arrow).
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It was not possible to determine whether the location was endoluminal, since no free liquid was observed in the abdomen (Figure 2). In addition, bullet migration noticed in the descending colon during initial CT scan is now located in the rectal ampulla (Figure 2).