Porteous M J, Edwards S A, Groom A F
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, King's College Hospital, London, UK.
Injury. 1997 Jun-Jul;28(5-6):385-7. doi: 10.1016/s0020-1383(97)00038-7.
A retrospective survey was undertaken to establish the pattern and incidence of gunshot wounds seen at a South London hospital. Forty-two gunshot wounds were seen in 1993 and 1994. All the patients were under 39 years of age and 40 were male. All patients had low energy transfer injuries, having been shot with hand-guns (n = 36), seven of whom had multiple bullet or shotgun wounds (n = 6). Sixteen patients had head, neck or chest injuries, eight of whom died. Seven patients were wounded in the abdomen or pelvis and 31 had limb injuries. Thirty-six surviving patients had a total of 33 operations and a mean hospital stay of 7.65 days (range 0-105 days).
进行了一项回顾性调查，以确定伦敦南部一家医院收治的枪伤模式和发生率。1993年和1994年共收治42例枪伤患者。所有患者年龄均在39岁以下，其中40例为男性。所有患者均为低能量传递损伤，均为手枪射击所致（n = 36），其中7例有多发子弹伤或猎枪伤（n = 6）。16例患者有头、颈或胸部损伤，其中8例死亡。7例患者腹部或骨盆受伤，31例有肢体损伤。36例存活患者共接受了33次手术，平均住院时间为7.65天（范围0 - 105天）。
