Ali Dolachee, Hagar Algburi, Salima Alsaad, Mustafa Ismail, Samer Hoz
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Similarities and differences between two coincidently gravitational bullet cases
Many cases of gravitational bullets are reported in developed and non-developed countries. However, few papers highlighted these cases in the literature. In our study, we present two cases of gravitational bullets that have an unusual coincidence in the injury characteristics through their ages, and gender, the site of the inlet.