DesChamps G T, Morano J U
Department of Radiology, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson 39216-4505.
J Trauma. 1991 Feb;31(2):293-5.
An unusual case of migration of an intracranial bullet fragment within a brain abscess is reported. Movement of the bullet was first detected on skull films, and the significance of this finding on plain radiographs is emphasized.
报告了一例颅内脑脓肿内子弹碎片移位的罕见病例。子弹的移动首先在颅骨平片上被发现，并强调了这一在普通X线片上发现的意义。
