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3 years ago

im my packet i have to answer how would you get a bullet out of my bone how and what should i say......

Biology

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Anna35 [415]3 years ago

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Answer:

When a bullet strikes, a characteristic ‘keyhole’ is formed—a defect that is circular at one end with tangential fractures radiating outwards in parallel, allowing the bone between them to lever out. So, in other words a major surgery is needed to get the bullet out. It is very risky as well

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