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Alfredo Walker,Dina El Demellawy,Jorge Davila Alfredo Walker
Rickets was a common metabolic disease of bone a century ago in Europe, North America, and East Asia (mainly due to vitamin D deficiency) but was largely eradicated in growing children by use of cod liver oil and the introduction of vitamin...
Laura Gould Crandall,Laura Reno,Barbara Himes et al. Laura Gould Crandall et al.
Over the last two decades, a diagnostic shift in regards to the certification of sudden deaths in infancy has emerged with reassignment of deaths previously certified as sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) to a trend utilizing the classific...
Evan W Matshes,Emma O Lew Evan W Matshes
Recent evidence indicates that with thorough, high quality death investigations and autopsies, forensic pathologists have recognized that many unexpected infant deaths are, in fact, asphyxial in nature. With this recognition has come a comm...
Rebecca D Folkerth,Jacqueline Nunez,Zhanna Georgievskaya et al. Rebecca D Folkerth et al.
In infants and toddlers (less than four years of age), determination of cause and manner of death often requires a complete autopsy. Few evidence-based guidelines exist regarding optimum nervous system sectioning in this population. Over a ...
Kathryn Pinneri,Evan W Matshes Kathryn Pinneri
As the result of improved death scene investigations and the performance of more thorough and thoughtful pediatric forensic autopsies, there has been a widespread increase in the recognition of asphyxial mechanisms of death as well as letha...
Christopher M Milroy,Charis Kepron Christopher M Milroy
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) has been used as a cause of death for over four decades. It has allowed deaths of infants to be registered as natural. Within this group of deaths, a certain number have been recognized to be homicides fr...
James R Wright Jr James R Wright Jr
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) became a named entity in 1969 and the term has been used to certify sudden unexpected infant deaths meeting certain demographic, epidemiologic, and pathologic criteria. Since it is a diagnosis of exclusio...