trajector

tra·jec·tor

(tră-jek'tŏr, -tōr), An infrequently used instrument for locating the course of a bullet in a wound. [L. fr. tra-jicio, pp. -jectus, to throw over or across]

trajector

An obsolete instrument formerly used to locate projectiles, which was inserted via the entrance wound; the device fell into disuse given the highly variable trajectory of bullets after entry.

trajector

(tră-jĕk′tor) [L. trajectus, thrown across] A device for determining the approximate location of a bullet in a wound.