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Radically Invasive Projectiles—first reports and imaging features of this new and dangerous bullet

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Recently, civilian patients have begun to present to emergency departments with a new type of bullet injury caused by a frangible bullet designed to splinter and deform in a predictable… Click to show full abstract

Recently, civilian patients have begun to present to emergency departments with a new type of bullet injury caused by a frangible bullet designed to splinter and deform in a predictable manner. This bullet “the Radically Invasive Projectile” (RIP) was developed by G2 Research (Winder, GA). In this article, we discuss the fragmentation pattern of this bullet as well present several illustrative cases in an effort to familiarize radiologists, surgeons and emergency medicine physicians with the characteristic wounding patterns and imaging appearances of this new variety of frangible ammunition.

Keywords: radically invasive; invasive projectiles; bullet; bullet radically; first reports; projectiles first

Journal Title: Emergency Radiology
Year Published: 2020

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