Gutter fractures of the skull are most often seen with: (A) Axe injury, (B) Stick injury, (C) Stone injury, (D) Bullet injury
Answer is D. Gutter fracture: seen in oblique bullet wounds a pa of the thickness of the skull bone is removed so as to form a gutter/ channel/ trench. usually accompanied by comminuted depressed fracture of the inner table of skulland the fragments causing injury to the meninges and brain