Retinal hemorrhage in the battered child.
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چکیده
The presence of retinal hemorrhage in head-injured children under 3 years of age is believed to be pathognomonic of battering. When a group of battered children was compared to head-injured children due to other causes, the high incidence of retinal hemorrhage in the battered children was contrasted with the absence of retinal hemorrhage produced by other causes of head injury.
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Ocular damage in the battered-baby syndrome.
Twelve out of 19 battered babies seen with ocular damage have permanent impairment of vision affecting one or both eyes. Ocular disease, especially retinal haemorrhage, is common in the battered-baby syndrome, and infants with this condition should always have a complete ophthalmic examination.
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عنوان ژورنال:
- Child's brain
دوره 5 1 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 1979