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Daniel Wehrmann1, Jastin Antisdel2, Scott Walen3
1Daniel Wehrmann, MD, in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at Saint Louis University.
Abstract:
Although bean bag guns are considered a "less-lethal" form of law enforcement, these blunt projectiles have risk. The purpose of this study was to perform a literature review of morbidity and mortality associated with less-lethal munitions and present a case report of a bean bag injury leading to a traumatic globe evisceration and skull base fracture. Patients presenting with bean bag gun associated injuries warrant a high clinical suspicion for injury to deeper structures.
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