case_images: PMC4866057_01
case_images: The bullet lodged at L4-5 disk space in coronal (a) and sagittal (b) CT scan, and postoperative a unilateral L4-5 partial hemilaminactomy defect (black arrow) on the left side (c) after removal of bullet
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case_images: F1
case_images: Radiological studies revealed a bullet in the left side of the L4-5 disc space [Figure 1].
case_images: PMC4866057_02
case_images: The bullet (arrow head) in spinal canal with L5 corpus fracture (arrow) in axial CT scan (a), the bullets lodged in spinal canal and the congenital lamina defect just medial to the bullet at S1 level and the bullet lodged in psoas muscle on left side in plain anteroposterior radiography (b), L4-S1 posterior stabilization seen in postoperative lateral plain anteroposterior radiography (c)
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case_images: F2
case_images: Radiological studies showed two bullets, one was in the psoas muscle on the left side and the other was in the spinal canal that had caused a burst fracture of the L5 vertebra [Figure 2].