wound entrance , auch: entrance wound

But if there was powder tattooing around the small entrance wounds, neither detective could see it.

Not directly opposite the entrance wound, though; the ball had been deflected in its passage.

He looked down, expecting to see blood start from the entrance wound; it didn't.

Or he could take more positive action, heading out through the entrance wound created by the impact of the ice fragment.

Blood from an entrance wound is called back spatter.

He took a clean handkerchief from his pocket and held it against the entrance wound.

In the process, he pointed out the fine stippling around the entrance wounds.

Three entrance wounds were apparent in the man's chest.

It was an entrance wound, and I turned her head just enough to see the exit in the back, angled to the left.

He must have been shot in the back; the entrance wound wouldn't bleed much, but where had it come out?