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Kemp, Alison M. ; Hollén, L. ; Emond, A. M. ; Nuttall, D. ; Rea, D. ; Maguire, Sabine A.
(Burns, 2018)
Background: 10–25% of childhood burns arise from maltreatment. Aim: To derive and validate a clinical prediction tool to assist the recognition of suspected maltreatment. Methods: Prospectively collected data from 1327 ...
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Maguire, Sabine Ann ; Pickerd, N. ; Farewell, Daniel ; Mann, M. ; Tempest, V. ; Kemp, Alison M.
(Archives of disease in childhood, 2009)
Aim: A systematic review of the scientific literature to define clinical indicators distinguishing inflicted (iBI) from non-inflicted brain injury (niBI). Methods: An all language literature search of 20 electronic databases, ...
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Maguire, Sabine Ann ; Pickerd, N. ; Farewell, Daniel ; Mann, M. ; Tempest, V. ; Kemp, Alison M.
(Archives of Disease in Childhood, 2009)
Aim: A systematic review of the scientific literature to define clinical indicators distinguishing inflicted (iBI) from non-inflicted brain injury (niBI). Methods: An all language literature search of 20 electronic databases, ...
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O’Meara, A.M. Iqbal ; Sequeira, Jake ; Miller Ferguson, Nikki.
(Frontiers in Neurology, 2020)
Abusive head trauma (AHT) is broadly defined as injury of the skull and intracranial contents as a result of perpetrator-inflicted force and represents a persistent and significant disease burden in children under the age ...
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Hymel, Kent P. ; Wang, Ming ; Chinchilli, Vernon M. ; Karst, Wouter A. ; Willson, Douglas F. ; Dias, Mark S. ; Herman, Bruce E. ; Carroll, Christopher L. ; Haney, Suzanne B. ; Isaac, Reena and Pediatric Brain Injury Research Network (PediBIRN) Investigators
(Child Abuse & Neglect, 2019)
Background: Evidence-based, patient-specific estimates of abusive head trauma probability can inform physicians’ decisions to evaluate, confirm, exclude, and/or report suspected child abuse. Objective: To derive a clinical ...
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