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case_images: Chest x-ray with evidence of the bullet in the thorax.
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case_images: F001
case_images: Lung fields and phrenico-costal angles were normal (Figure 1).
case_images: CT of the bullet in the right ventricle.
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case_images: F002
case_images: CT showing right retroperitoneal haematoma.
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case_images: F003
case_images: Bullet Extraction.
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case_images: F004
case_images: After pericardiotomy and precise localisation of the bullet in the right ventricle, extraction by direct cardiotomy without cardiopulmonary bypass was completed (Figures 4,5).
case_images: Surgical scars.
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case_images: F006