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Subdural Haematomas and Physical Abuse in the First Two Years of Life

Victoria Trenchs, Ana Isabel Curcoy, Ramón Navarro, Jordi Pou

Pediatric Neurosurgery · 2007 · 28 citations · 16 references

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Cases of infantile SDH are usually thoroughly investigated. In spite of this, sometimes it is not possible to determine the SDH aetiology. Nonetheless, shaken baby syndrome remains the most frequent cause of SDH in infants, and it carries a poor prognosis.

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