O-095 Infants With Fractures In The Paediatric Emergency Department: Are We Considering Child Physical Abuse?: Abstract O-095 Table 1

Evaluating Children With Fractures for Child Physical Abuse abstract

Fractures are common injuries caused by child abuse. Although the consequences of failing to diagnose an abusive injury in a child can be grave, incorrectly diagnosing child abuse in a child whose fractures have another etiology can be distressing for a family. The aim of this report is to review recent advances in the understanding of fracture specificity, the mechanism of fractures, and other...

O-25: Single and Dual Embryo Transfer, HowFar We Are?

Background: To explore and compare the dual embryo transfer DET with single embryo transfer SET weather electively or not, in more viewpoints like financially, and scientifically and finding out which of these policies may give better outcome by analyzing both in a neutral broad spectrum manner. Materials and Methods: A computerized comprehensive search studies ended in finding of 62 articles o...

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This report discusses various aspects of undergraduate cross-registration procedures, including the dimensions, values, roles and functions, basic assumptions, and facilitating and encouragment of crow: registration. Dimensions of cross-registration encompass financial exchange, eligibility, program limitations, type of grade and credit; extent of participation, academic requirements, and appro...

Children presenting with fractures in an emergency room: child abuse?

Evaluating children with fractures for child physical abuse.

Fractures are common injuries caused by child abuse. Although the consequences of failing to diagnose an abusive injury in a child can be grave, incorrectly diagnosing child abuse in a child whose fractures have another etiology can be distressing for a family. The aim of this report is to review recent advances in the understanding of fracture specificity, the mechanism of fractures, and other...