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| [2008] 9. Seong Ho Kim, Tae-Gong Kim, In-Soo Seo, Jae-Hong Jo, Young-Shik Choi |
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Date : 09-11-09 22:06
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Publication; issue : 2008 Year 32 Vol 2 iss 140 p
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A Self-inflicted Pneumatic Nail Gun Head Injury
Kor J Legal Med 2008 Nov;32(2):140-3.
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Forensic Medicine Division, Central District Office, National Institute of Scientific Investigation, Daejeon, Korea. rivebt@nisi.go.kr
A nail gun is a type of a tool used to drive nails into some kinds of hard materials. In this paper, an unusual case of intracranial penetrating nail gun injury is presented. The body of a badly charred man was found following a house fire. Autopsy revealed four intracranial nails in the occipital area. Also, tears of the stomach and diaphragm were found. Carbon monoxide saturation of a blood sample was a 5.2% and a small amount of soot was present in larynx and trachea. Subsequent investigation of the circumstance and autopsy findings strongly suggest that the deceased had shot himself in the head with a pneumatic nail gun and had died by self immolation.
Key words : Craniocerebral injury; Autopsy; Nail gun; Suicide, Self-inflicted injury
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