Table 4. Results of the trauma analysis.

Number of postcranial injuries listed by location, side, type of injury and bone elements affected.

POSTCRANIAL INJURIES
Location	side	n	bone elements
Antemortem
Upper limb	R	4	ulna, radius, metacarpus (2)
	L	4	ulna, radius, metacarpus, phalanx
Lower limb	R	5	femur (3), fibula, metatarsus
	L	5	femur (3), tibia, fibula
Torso	-	12	ribcage (5), vertebra (4), sacrum (2), pelvis
Total	reliable	30
	probable	---
Perimortem: blunt
Upper limb	R	1	ulna
	L	3	ulna, radius, metacarpus
Lower limb	R	1	metatarsus
	L	2	femur (2)
Torso	-	1/4	ribcage/scapula (2), clavicle, ribcage
Total	reliable	8
	probable	4
Perimortem: sharp
Upper limb	R	1	radius
	L	2	humerus, radius
Lower limb	R	4	femur (3), tibia
	L	0	---
Torso	-	4/4	scapula, vertebra (2), pelvis/scapula, pelvis
Total	reliable	11
	probable	4
Perimortem: projectile
Upper limb	R	0/1	---/ulna
	L	0	---
Lower limb	R	3	femur, tibia (2)
	L	2	tibia (2)
Torso	-	5/1	ribcage, scapula, vertebra, pelvis (2)/sternum
Total	reliable	10
	probable	2

R = right, L = left; reliable/probable; (number of affected bones)