THE ONE BULLET STORY A PROJECT OF: AIMING FOR PREVENTION: An IPPNW campaign on the public health consequences of armed violence.

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THE ONE BULLET STORY A PROJECT OF: AIMING FOR PREVENTION: An IPPNW campaign on the public health consequences of armed violence

NIGERIA

Case 1 C attle herder mistakenly shot by a hunter.  This is the story of a 20 yr, married cattle herder who was mistakenly shot by a hunter while he was in the forest driving his cattle....

Abubakar’s story...  Abubakar is a medium scale, somewhat successful cattle herder who was mistakenly shot with a locally made gun by a hunter who took him for game from afar.  He was very lucky as the bullet was very superficial in its course.

Bullet entry pointBullet final destination

Cont...  He was immediately rushed from there to UATH (University of Abuja Teaching Hospital) which was about 90 mins drive from the injury scene.  He had lost some blood and was brought in drowsy and weak.

Cont...  He had wound debridement immediately and was resuscitated and transfused with blood while investigations were carried out to ascertain the location of the bullet and his clinical status.  He had bullet removal the next day when it was confirmed that the bullet did not affect internal structures.

Bullet removal in casualty theatre...

Bullet

Cont...  Abubakar was monitored in the hospital on admission for about one week.  He has had wound debridement, daily wound dressing and drugs administered.

Abubakar with Drs. Daniel & Adebayo

Costs....  - Travel expenses - Procedure and nursing care - Anesthetic costs - Costs of theatre time - Surgical materials - Post-operative care  =$USD300  Economic cost must take into consideration the fact that the period of time this took place was during the festive period when people buy cattle for meat. Hence;  =between $USD1000 to about $USD3000 (depending on the cattle he can sell during that time)  … plus psychological and social effects which are immeasurable.

Case 2 Mistaken Identity Patient with Dr Swomen.Bullet exit wound.

Cont....  28 year old commercial driver who was shot by the police when they were in hot pursuit of some armed robbers.  Bullet created an exit wound and patient was extremely lucky that major vessels were not affected.  Patient spent about 2 weeks in the hospital. Medical costs= About $USD500.

Case 3 Stray Bullet Patient with Dr Adebayo

Cont...  25 year old student of the University of Abuja.  He sustained a bullet exit wound to the arm and subsequently into the chest.  Bullet was removed from the pleural space of the right thoracic cavity with chest tube inserted.  He made significant improvement and was discharged 2 weeks later. Medical costs = About $USD800

CONCLUSION  Armed violence continues to be a menace and costly health threat in our society.  Medical doctors have a role to play through advocacy in:  Driving policy change to control firearm violence especially from Small Arms & Light Weapons (SALW)  Education of the public and policy makers on the health effects of SALW.  Victim assistance and rehabilitation.

Thank you!