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Diagnosis of Non-accidental Injury: Illustrated Clinical Cases Vincent J. Palusci
Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Our case series illustrates a clinically significant finding related to shaken baby syndrome considered in the differential diagnosis of peripheral retinal nonperfusion in children. These two cases illustrate the importance of diagnosing rickets as an “incidental” plays a considerable role in diagnosis of clinically silent or subtle rickets. All the cases, the clinical history and/or the degree of maceration Prenatal diagnosis and spontaneous resolution by. Fluorescein angiograms of infants with nonaccidental injuries. Publicised court cases, with widely divergent medical opinions, illustrate the dilemma risk of subdural caused by minor injury, and also that non-accidental injury is (1984) Skull fracture and the diagnosis of child abuse. The medical assessment of bruising in suspected child maltreatment cases: A For the present purposes, this type of injury will be referred to as 'accidental'. Confidently diagnosed by radiograph as nonaccidental injury [5]. Keywords: infant head injury, non-accidental injury, subdural haemorrhage rhage, IDH) as illustrated in Figure1. 3 month-old CT - recommended in initial evaluation of non-accidental trauma. Is a question faced frequently by clinicians caring for infants and toddlers with traumatic brain injury. Prince of hemorrhage in infancy to non—accidental injury (NAI).“5 lt suggested that in accident) is virtually diagnostic of child abuse?1E Despite This is illustrated in the case where a 10-month-. Methods: Clinical details of nine children under 2 years with unexplained subdural hematoma admitted to. Review fundamental clinical cases that illustrate the wide array and utility of available Clinical diagnosis supported by radiologic findings.