Objective Skeletal survey is a commonly used means of detecting fractures in infants, and is
used as a screen in suspected cases of physical abuse. It is recognised that in live infants, a …

Background: Certain fracture configurations, especially spiral fractures, are often thought to
be indicative of nonaccidental trauma in children. The purpose of this study was to …

Introduction: The radiographic classification for developmental dysplasia of hip to quantify
the severity of disease consist of Tonnis and International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI) …

Background The prevalence of inflicted femur fractures in young children varies (1.5–
35.2%), but these data are based on small retrospective studies with high heterogeneity …

The majority of paediatric femur fractures result from accidental trauma; however, it is
important to consider non-accidental trauma, especially in pre-ambulatory children. We …

Objective To determine if the detection of physical abuse in young children with fractures is
of uniform high standard in the East Anglia Region of the UK, and whether we can identify …

Purpose: Fracture stability is important in choosing the optimal treatment for pediatric
femoral fractures, although there is no consensus for characterizing a fracture as “stable” or …

Diaphyseal long bone fractures have been identified in very young children (1-3 years) due
to accidental and non-accidental trauma. Failure to diagnose a child's fracture as non …

Children's femoral shaft fractures are commonly treated with flexible intramedullary nailing
after closed or open reduction, but there is little information concerning indications for open …

A membranoproliferatív glomerulonefritisz (MPGN) egy patológiai entitás. A
fénymikroszkópos képet a mezangiális hipercellularitás, endokapilláris proliferáció …