highly significantp = 0.0005
Comparing the multiple and single cranial bone fractures among the fatal and nonfatal cases and applying the chi square test, multiple bone fracture was found to be highly significant for fatality p = 0.0005.
Comparing the multiple and single cranial bone fractures among the fatal and nonfatal cases and applying the chi square test, multiple bone fracture was found to be highly significant for fatality p = 0.0005.
Such an increasing trend was already pointed out by Sagar et al, 9 and Pollock et al, 10 Fingerhut et al, 11 also reported firearms to be the most common murder weapon in the United States.