Child Abuse and Related Trauma
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This cluster of papers focuses on the identification, evaluation, and prevention of child abuse, particularly related to traumatic brain injury, retinal hemorrhage, skeletal fractures, and bruising patterns. It also addresses the challenges in distinguishing inflicted injuries from accidental trauma and the role of various diagnostic imaging techniques. Additionally, it explores the psychological aspects of medical child abuse and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy.
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shaken baby syndrome; non-accidental injury; Munchausen syndrome by proxy; child abuse reporting; child abuse detection; infant head injury; skeletal survey; child abuse diagnosis; battered child syndrome; child abuse screening; suspected child abuse; infant abuse; child abuse assessment; medical child abuse; infant injury; child maltreatment detection; dental neglect; shaken baby syndrome diagnosis; child abuse management; infant fractures; accidental head injury; child protection teams; non-accidental head trauma; battered baby syndrome; child maltreatment recognition
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Morton address: 36249561697805806 · morton4x16-v1
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