Ballistic trauma definition

Ballistic trauma means wounds to humans or domestic animals or property damage from the discharge of firearms.
Ballistic trauma means wounds to humans or domestic animals or property damage from
Ballistic trauma means a form of physical trauma sustained from the discharge of arms or munitions. Commonly it is the penetration of the body by a bullet, marked by a small entrance wound and a larger exit wound. The wound is usually accompanied by damage to blood vessels, bones, and other tissues.

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