Okay, so I've done some research and while I've found some things, I'm still not very comfortable in adding it to my story right now. So here's the situation:
40-year-old man shot from the back, impacting somehwere around the rib cage and he is immidiately taken to the hospital. I obviousy don't want him to die, but I don't know what would be realistic. The most I've found was on hemothorax and such, but I know that a bullet would probably cause quite a bit of damage but... I don't know.
If anyone has some ideas, that would be lovely. Thanks so much :)
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Gunshot wound to ribs
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