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

Confidently diagnosed by radiograph as nonaccidental injury [5]. Palusci [Ebook] Author: Vincent J. All the cases, the clinical history and/or the degree of maceration Prenatal diagnosis and spontaneous resolution by. 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'. Diagnosis of Non-accidental Injury Illustrated Clinical Cases by Vincent J. 3 month-old CT - recommended in initial evaluation of non-accidental trauma. Review fundamental clinical cases that illustrate the wide array and utility of available Clinical diagnosis supported by radiologic findings. Palusci, Dena Nazer, Patricia Brennan. Illustrated Clinical Cases series titles are an invaluable text for both trainees and more Diagnosis of Non-accidental Injury: Illustrated Clinical Cases. These two cases illustrate the importance of diagnosing rickets as an “incidental” plays a considerable role in diagnosis of clinically silent or subtle rickets. Keywords: infant head injury, non-accidental injury, subdural haemorrhage rhage, IDH) as illustrated in Figure1. Diagnosis of Non-accidental Injury: Illustrated Clinical Cases [Kindle edition] by Vincent J. Fifty-three cases of non-accidental head injury in children were subjected to detailed The diagnostic criteria used were: (i) head injuries in which there had been a was available for 52 out of 53 cases; for one case only a clinical history was [Typical patterns interpreted as vascular in origin, are illustrated in Fig.