Child abuse & neglect · 2007
Forced suffocation of infants with baby wipes: a previously undescribed form of child abuse.
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Krugman Scott D, Lantz Patrick E, Sinal Sara, De Jong Allan R, Coffman Kathryn
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Foreign body aspiration in children is commonly seen in emergency departments and carries a significant mortality. Abusive foreign body suffocation is not well described.
METHODS: We present a case-series of four infants who presented with aspiration of a baby wipe.
RESULTS: Each child was found to be a victim of child physical abuse with substantial morbidity and mortality associated with the aspiration of the wipe and associated injuries.
CONCLUSIONS: We recommend that infants who present with a baby wipe aspiration should be considered as likely victims of child abuse and physicians should evaluate each infant for associated injuries of the oropharynx, skin, skeleton, and head.
METHODS: We present a case-series of four infants who presented with aspiration of a baby wipe.
RESULTS: Each child was found to be a victim of child physical abuse with substantial morbidity and mortality associated with the aspiration of the wipe and associated injuries.
CONCLUSIONS: We recommend that infants who present with a baby wipe aspiration should be considered as likely victims of child abuse and physicians should evaluate each infant for associated injuries of the oropharynx, skin, skeleton, and head.