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The American surgeon · Apr 1998
Review Case ReportsMeandering bullet in the pericardial sac: to remove or not to remove.
- H M Burkhart, G A Gomez, L E Jacobson, T A Broadie, and R D Tarver.
- Department of Surgery, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, USA.
- Am Surg. 1998 Apr 1;64(4):341-3.
AbstractPatients with bullets in the pericardial sac without obvious myocardial injuries are rare, making it difficult to analyze the natural history and propose management approaches. We present the case of a meandering bullet in the pericardial sac and a review of the literature.
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