Sentences with phrase «treating gunshot wounds»

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Megan Posey, a spokeswoman for Connally Memorial Medical Centre, which is in Floresville and about 10 miles from the church, said «multiple» victims were being treated for gunshot wounds.

A 20 - year - old Buffalo man was treated at Erie County Medical Center Sunday night for a gunshot wound to his leg, Buffalo police said Monday.

Conditions treated range from malnutrition and net entanglement to gunshot wounds and disease; patient stays average three to four months.

In the Fresno ER, he treated the usual gunshot wounds and drug overdoses, but he also got to see hikers and climbers, teach medicine to backcountry rangers and give lectures on venomous insects.

The findings, described in an article published in the October issue of Annals of Surgery, offer confirmation and some insight, researchers say, for the fact that a patient's race and insurance status persistently make a difference in survival chances after a car crash, a gunshot wound or some other life - threatening injury treated in an emergency room.

Knowing a bullet's path in the body could help doctors treat people with gunshot wounds in the field

Actual gunshot wounds must be treated with general dismissiveness, otherwise the reality would be too harsh.

Laura Playforth, head of veterinary standards, said Vets Now's emergency vets treat dozens of cats every year for gunshot wounds.

We routinely and successfully treat animals that have suffered gunshot wounds, broken bones, mutilation, mange, malnutrition, infectious diseases, heartworm disease, tick borne diseases, eye injuries, neglect and abuse.

In recent times we have treated dogs for conditions ranging from torn knee ligaments, heartworm and hookworm, to broken bones and gunshot wounds.

Oswald told ReWild that of 500 marine mammals the Center treated in 2012, 230 of which were sea lions, a total of six — all of them sea lions — were treated for gunshot wounds.

The technician provided the hospital records of hundreds of patients treated for slip - and - fall accidents, car - crash injuries, gunshot wounds and other injuries, the FBI says.