Most bullets are designed to hit the target without exiting, for this imparts all the bullet's KE to the target and does the most damage. However, in many situations an exit wound will be present. This may be due to the use of a projectile more powerful than necessary, or the projectile may strike an area (such as an extremity) with minimal tissue. Exit wounds are generally larger than entrance wounds because the bullet has expanded or tumbled on its axis. Exit wounds either do not exhibit gunshot residues or far less residues than associated entrance wounds. In bone, typical "bevelling" may be present that is oriented away from the entrance wound.
Scanning electron microscopy of exit wounds shows irregular lacerations with protruding collagen fibers, but relatively undamaged papillae.

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