bullet embolism with radiologic documentation a case report a case of bullet embolism is reported wherein a handgun missile fired during a shootout perforated among other structures the anterior and posterior walls of the thoracic aorta rebounded into the aortic lumen and was transported to the left femoral artery where it came to rest roentgenographic study was instrumental in promptly locating the errant bullet whose recovery established the identity of the responsible firearm the implications of bullet embolism of the arterial venous and paradoxical types for the forensic pathologist and the clinician are discussed briefly demonstration of eosinophil degranulation on the surface of opsonized schistosomules by phasecontrast cinemicrography phasecontrast cinephotomicrography was used to examine eosinophilschistosomule interaction eosinophil degranulation against the surface of schistosomules was observed in the presence of immune serum