Non-accidental Injury to Children
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- Mistakes in diagnosing non-accidental injury: 10 years' experience. Wheeler, David M.; Hobbs, Christopher J. // British Medical Journal (Clinical Research Edition);4/30/1988, Vol. 296 Issue 6631, p1233
Investigates mistakes in diagnosing non-accidental injuries among children in Leeds, England. Examples of conditions mimicking non-accidental injuries; Consideration of child abuse; Occurrence of hemostatic disorders.
- A CORRECTION. // British Journal of Psychiatry;Jan78, Vol. 132, p112
A correction to the article "Non-accidental Injury in Children" that was published in the October 1977 issue is presented.
- Abstracts of papers presented at the 11th Annual and Scientific Conference of the Association of Paediatric Surheons of Nigeria (APSON) in Portharcourt, Nigeria, between 22nd - 24th Sept. 2011. // African Journal of Paediatric Surgery;Sep-Dec2011, Vol. 8 Issue 3, p329
The article presents abstracts on pediatrics which include the risk factors with paediatric burns, non-accidental injuries and trauma in children.
- Non-Accidental Head Injury in Young Children: Medical, Legal and Social Responses. Boisjoli, Armand // Journal of the Canadian Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry;2009, Vol. 18 Issue 2, p179
The article reviews the book "Non-Accidental Head Injury in Young Children: Medical, Legal and Social Responses," by C. Cobley.
- Unusual injury? Recent injury in normal children and children with suspected non-accidental injury. Robertson, D.M.; Barbor, P.; Hull, D. // British Medical Journal (Clinical Research Edition);11/13/1982, Vol. 285 Issue 6352, p1399
Determines the prevalence and site of the existing injury in normal children and children with suspected non-accidental injury. Relationship between the prevalence of injury and age; Types of injury; Common injury sites.
- Patterns of fractures in accidental and non-accidental injury in children: a comparative study. Worlock, Peter; Stower, Michael; Barbor, Peter // British Medical Journal (Clinical Research Edition);7/12/1986, Vol. 293 Issue 6539, p100
Examines patterns of fractures in accidental and non-accidental injury in children. Likelihood of abuse children on having more fractures; Prevalence of rib fractures among abused children; Presence of gripping injuries of abused children.
- Changing clinical picture of non-accidental injury to children. Jenkins, Jane; Gray, O.P. // British Medical Journal (Clinical Research Edition);12/10/1983, Vol. 287 Issue 6407, p1767
Investigates the increase of severe non-accidental injuries in children in Great Britain. Prevention of the injuries development; Significance of early recognition of minor and major injuries; Consideration of physical abuse as the causes on injuries.
- The violent society. // British Medical Journal;7/14/1979, Vol. 2 Issue 6182, p116
Focuses on nature of violence in Great Britain. Cause of non-accidental injury in children; Assessment on the rate of sexual offenses; Discussion on the cause of civil violence.
- Shaking and Other Non-accidental Head Injuries in Children. Yu-tze Ng // Journal of Child Neurology;Nov2007, Vol. 22 Issue 11, p1312
The article reviews the book "Shaking and Other Non-accidental Head Injuries in Children," edited by Robert A. Minns and J. Keith Brown.
- NON-ACCIDENTAL INJURY. Speight, Nigel // BMJ: British Medical Journal (International Edition);4/1/89, Vol. 298 Issue 6677, p879
Focuses on the diagnosis of non-accidental physical abuse in children. Difficulty encountered in diagnosing; Pointers used as basis for diagnosis; Patterns of physical injury due to ause.
