Journal Volume: 489
Journal Issue:
Journal Year: 1979
Articles in SafetyLit: 24

A gelatin energy methodology for estimating vulnerability of personnel to military rifle systems

A study of the muscle damage caused by the 7.62 NATO rifle

Activation of the kallikrein-kinin system in bullet wounding

An analysis of gunshot-wound production

Aspects on the choice of experimental animals when reproducing missile trauma

Break-up behaviour of some small calibre projectiles when penetrating a dense medium

Cell damage at different distances from wound channels caused by spherical missiles with high impact velocity 1 - 12 hours after injury

Cellular transmembrane potential registrations for continuous mapping of the area of cellular injury caused by high velocity missiles

Circulatory changes following multiple wounds to soft tissue

Drag and tumbling behaviour of small calibre projectiles in tissue simulant

Effect of bullet wounding on pig skeletal muscle electrolytes and water content

Effect of bullet wounding on pig skeletal muscle metabolism

Effectiveness of small calibre ammunition

Experimental soft tissue wounds caused by standard military rifles

Immunoassay of macrophage stimulating alpha 2 SB (surface binding) glycoprotein in pig plasma following missile trauma

Intestinal haematomas due to abdominal missile wounds - pathophysiology and principles of treatment

Missile injury to muscle tissue - a method for facilitating debridement of devitalized muscle tissue by increased colour contrast

Retardation of spherical missiles in live tissue

Role of phagocytic cells in host defence in relation to trauma--a brief review

Steel ball effect-investigation of shooting at blocks of soap

The extent of muscle tissue damage following missile trauma one, six and twelve hours after the infliction of trauma, studied by the current method of debridement

The general and local response to injury related to complement activation

Use of a new laser Doppler flowmeter for measurement of capillary blood flow in skeletal muscle after bullet wounding

Various technical parameters influencing wound production