Correspondence/ American Journal of Emergency Medicine 34 (2016) 307–337 309 Fig. 2. Massive right cheek soft tissue trauma from a gunshot wound. Fluorescence is seen
310 Correspondence/ American Journal of Emergency Medicine 34 (2016) 307–337 Andrzej Kurowski, PhD, MD Department of Anesthesiology Cardinal Wyszynski National Institute of Cardiology, Warsaw, Poland
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