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Deviation and Migration of Firearm Projectile, Non-Vascular Variant. Case Report

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This article presents the case of a male who died due to complications caused by a firearm projectile, which lodged in the respiratory tract, migrating from it until its subsequent expulsion through the cough reflex. There is also a review of the concepts of trajectory and migration of firearm projectiles.

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The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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The datasets used in this study are openly available at [repository link] and the source code is available on GitHub at [GitHub link].

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Armando Silva Ramírez (2023). Deviation and Migration of Firearm Projectile, Non-Vascular Variant. Case Report. .

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    DDC Code: 363.330941 LCC Code: HV7439.G7

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  • Issue date

    03 February 2023

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    es

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