Ballistic trauma caused by military rifles: experimental study based on synthetic skull proxies

Cranial blunt force trauma in relation to the victim’s position: An experimental study using polyurethane bone spheres

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The suitability of Synbone® as a tissue analogue in ballistic impacts

(2019) Bailey J. Henwood et al.   JOURNAL OF MATERIALS SCIENCE

Assessment of polyurethane spheres as surrogates for military ballistic head injury

(2018) Peter Mahoney et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LEGAL MEDICINE

Forensic reconstruction of two military combat related shooting incidents using an anatomically correct synthetic skull with a surrogate skin/soft tissue layer

(2018) Peter Mahoney et al.   INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LEGAL MEDICINE

The effect of range and ammunition type on fracture patterns in porcine postcranial flat bones

(2018) Kleio Fragkouli et al.   Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine

Evaluation of bone surrogates for indirect and direct ballistic fractures

(2016) Cynthia Bir et al.   FORENSIC SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL

Fantastic plastic? Experimental evaluation of polyurethane bone substitutes as proxies for human bone in trauma simulations

(2015) Martin J. Smith et al.   Legal Medicine

Fantastic plastic? Experimental evaluation of polyurethane bone substitutes as proxies for human bone in trauma simulations

(2015) Martin J. Smith et al.   Legal Medicine

Reconstruction of devastating head injuries: a useful method in forensic pathology

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