Bullgore Injury: A Case Report
Journal Title: Journal of Medical Science And clinical Research - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 9
Abstract
Animal related injuries are frequently reported in countries where bulls are used for sporting events as well as in places where farming and live stock rearing is practiced. In rural areas of India it is commonly seen in “Karahunnime” similar to Jallikattu event of taming bulls. Injuries, minor to fatal are caused by bull gores. The mechanics of bull goring are unique and often misleading and thence, they deserve reporting. Hence we are reporting an unusual case with a bull gore injury, who presented with haemothorax and multiple goring injuries.
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Dr Vijay N. M
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