… shaking injury. An American radiologist, John Caffey, coined the name whiplash shaken infant
syndrome … It was, however, a British neurosurgeon, Guthkelch who first described shaking …

… Shaken Baby Syndrome: A Review of 20 Cases TWenty cases of shaken baby syndrome are
… The prognosis in the shaken baby syndrome is poor. Three of our 20 patients died and ten …

PURPOSE: To examine the comprehensive ophthalmologic experience with the shaken
baby syndrome at one medical center, including clinical findings, autopsy findings, and the …

Over three weeks in June 2005, the Court of Appeal in London heard four appeals against
convictions for non-accidental injury of infants: one murder, two manslaughter, and one …

… 2 Shaking is often assumed, therefore, on the basis of a … This paper reviews all cases of the
shaken baby syndrome seen at … shaking alone does not produce the shaken baby syndrome. …

… neuropathological study of head injuries in children using β amyloid precursor protein
immunostaining, observed that the predominant changes in infants with evidence of shaking were …

… Shaken Baby Syndrome; however, the prognosis is poor in many cases. Because of the
severity of Shaken Baby Syndrome … , and doctors on the syndrome in order to prevent incidents. …

… The “Shaken Baby” syndrome (SBS) is the subject of intense … undermined the hypothesis
that shaking per se can cause this … in the diagnosis of Shaken Baby syndrome is such that it …

… Shaken baby syndrome … shaken has been increasingly questioned. The aim of this study
was to determine the diagnostic accuracy of the triad in detecting that an infant had been shaken…

… This graph illustrates the relationship between early infant crying and the timing of shaken
baby syndrome. The incidence of shaken baby syndrome peaks approximately 1month after …