Özet:

In this article, 2 facts are presented that are conservately followed despite the misleading results of the radiological images, which are suspected of intraabdominal firearm injury, and the aim is to emphasize the importance of patient tracking, anamnesis and physical examination in treatment. After a firearm injury they were exposed, two male patients aged 20 and 34 who were brought to the emergency service in the early period were taken into the stomach tomographs of a firearm in the gastrointestinal tract. The stories were more detailed about the absence of signs of peritoneal irritation in accordance with their radiological images. It was that both of the patients went to the hunt shortly before the incident and ate the hunting meat. It was thought that the foolish dwarfs in the barbecues were linked to the meat that was eaten, and the patients were displaced without problems after medical follow-up. In addition to the principles of frequent examination and monitoring in patients who will be subject to medical follow-up after the injury of the injury, a well-interrogated story is important in the prevention of unnecessary laparotomy.