Prospective Analysis of Bruising in Children with and without an ...

The finding of bruises in non-mobile babies is strongly suggestive of NAI, but, in the experience of haemophilia centres, bruising is recognized ...

The finding of bruises in non-mobile babies is strongly suggestive of NAI, but, in the experience of haemophilia centres, bruising is recognized in non-mobile ...

Evaluation of an Emergency Department High-risk Bruising ...

Of the 49 726 children aged <48 months presenting to the ED in the study time period, 43 771 (88%) were screened for bruising. Of those screened, 783 children ( ...

Development of Hospital-Based Guidelines for Skeletal Survey in ...

The results of this study provide guidelines, based on the literature and knowledge of experts, for identifying children <24 months presenting ...

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Bruising is unexpected in infants who are not ... infant and toddler subdural hemorrhage: a prospective study [published correction appears in.

Validation of a Clinical Decision Rule to Predict Abuse in Young ...

... not negative for children without bruising—it is simply not relevant ... A prospective study of the causes of bruises in premobile infants.

Bruising Patterns in Young Children | AAP Grand Rounds

Researchers from the Cardiff University School of Medicine in the United Kingdom conducted a prospective longitudinal study to determine the ...

A Prospective Study of the Causes of Bruises in Premobile Infants

Currently, physicians often do not obtain full abuse evaluations in premobile infants with unexplained bruising. Their initial clinical ...

Child Protection Evidence Systematic review on Bruising

A number of studies suggest that characteristics of bruising in non-abused children do not differ ... bruising in pre-mobile infants. We recommend that future ...

Patterns of bruising in preschool children—a longitudinal study

Methods Prospective longitudinal study of children. (<6 years) where ... that their child 'bruises easily', but no studies have explored ...

Bruising in Infants Presenting to Pediatric EDs | AAP Grand Rounds

The results of this study suggest that bruising in an immobile infant, without an explanatory history of trauma, should raise clinical ...

More than just a bruise: Recognizing child physical abuse

[1-4] However, bruising is also the most common injury in children who have been physically abused. Distinguishing accidental bruising from inflicted injury can ...

Bruising in children who are assessed for suspected physical abuse

Significantly more children with PA had bruises (89.4%) than PA-excluded (69.9%) and had significantly more sites affected (p<0.001). The odds of a PA child ...

The medical assessment of bruising in suspected child maltreatment ...

In some cases, children present with larger than expected bruises or with bruises from minor (or no) recognized trauma because of an underlying ...

Bruises in Premobile Infants: A Contested Area of Research, Policy ...

They did not mention that the rate of accidental bruises likely to be found when a child is observed over time would be higher. According to ...

Bruises in Infants and Toddlers: Those Who Don't Cruise Rarely Bruise

Results Bruises were found in 203 (20.9%) of 973 children who had no known medical cause for bruising and in whom abuse was not suspected. Only 2 (0.6%) of 366 ...

Bruising in Infants and Children: Minor Skin Injuries Can Have Major ...

A child's age and developmental capabilities relate to the likelihood of bruising being due to physical abuse. Features specific to the bruising itself are also ...

The Impact of an Emergency Department Bruising Pathway on ...

children would not have experienced a study outcome, and com- parable ... A prospective study of the causes of bruises in premobile infants. Pediatr ...

The Prevalence of Bruising Among Infants in Pediatric Emergency ...

Methods: We conducted a prospective, observational, multicenter study of infants aged 12 months or younger ... Previous studies have reported no difference in ...

Prospective analysis of uncomplicated bone bruises in the pediatric ...

Our study found the incidence of uncomplicated bone bruises to be 25% in a pediatric population with mean age of 13.6 years (range 8–16 years). While the ...