Sentence examples for an entry wound from inspiring English sources

I looked for an entry wound and couldn't find it.

"He was alive but nonresponsive," she said, adding that she saw an entry wound in the man's head.

But some of us quietly cried anyway during the dozens of autopsy photos: "This is an entry wound.

"But it was even more of a shock to see the difference between an entry wound, just a dark little hole in the back of someone's jacket, and the next photo of the person rolled over, with an exit wound that was the whole chest exploded.

With the significant overall reduction in surgical neck exploration in patients sustaining penetrating neck injury, the use of the zonal descriptive classification has fallen out of favour to a degree; improved cross-sectional CT imaging of such injuries also reveals that, despite the identification of an entry wound in one zone, the track of the penetrating injury may traverse other zones.

Anyone who's sat through an episode of CSI will know that an entry wound is smaller, than the exit wound.

The museum's file note reads: "The skull is clearly that of a murder victim, with a bullet entry wound in the back of the skull and an exit wound in the front.

He had been hit in the chest: photos of his corpse later showed a small entry wound near his heart and a larger exit wound in his back.

According to the prosecution, the bullet - which entered Rhys's back slightly above his left shoulder blade and exited through the front right side of his neck - produced a noticeable "keyhole effect" on Rhys's body instead of a neat entry wound.

I wanted to take a picture of it and then I realised it was Yasser, my friend". He and others had removed the jacket and uncovered a small entry wound in his left side.

He was wounded on 23 July and again on 8 August 1917; the first injury was a shell splinter to the left arm, which was dressed in the field, but the second was a bullet wound that entered the upper chest near the armpit and exited near his spinal column, leaving a pea-sized entry wound and a cherry stone-sized exit wound on his back.