A League Table of Child Maltreatment Deaths in Rich Nations

Adamson, Peter C.; Brown, Giorgina; Micklewright, John; Schnepf, Sylke V.; Wright, Anna

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“…Case reports have found that inconsolable crying in infants may provoke abuse by their caregivers. 13,14 Other differential diagnoses to consider include hypervitaminosis A, which is characterized by bone pain and inflammation and the finding of multiple fractures; osteomyelitis, which presents with fever and alteration of inflammatory markers together with radiological alterations not compatible with those found in this patient; 8 congenital syphilis, which was very unlikely due to negative maternal serology; and bone tumors that are frequently unique.…”

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Congenital cortical hyperostosis: a rare cause of inconsolable crying in a baby. Clinical case report

2024

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Here we describe the case of a 2-month-old infant who consulted several times due to excessive crying, initially interpreted as having a gastrointestinal cause. Since the symptom persisted, a fracture was suspected due to its association with mobilization of the limbs and palpation of a mass on the anterior aspect of the right tibia. X-rays showed diaphyseal polyostotic involvement and lesions compatible with cortical involvement of long bones. Caffey-De Toni-Silverman syndrome was diagnosed and treatment with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs was initiated, resulting in symptom remission. Subsequently, the diagnosis was confirmed by the identification of the pathogenic heterozygous variant COL1A1. This is a rare condition with an estimated incidence of 48/100 000 individuals, and less than 150 cases have been described to date.

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Congenital cortical hyperostosis: a rare cause of inconsolable crying in a baby. Clinical case report

2024

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“…En reportes de casos, se encontró que el llanto inconsolable en lactantes podría provocar el maltrato por parte de sus cuidadores. 13,14 Otros diagnósticos diferenciales para tener en cuenta son la hipervitaminosis tipo A, que se caracteriza por dolor óseo e inflamación y el hallazgo de múltiples fracturas; la osteomielitis, que presenta fiebre y alteración de marcadores inflamatorios junto con alteraciones radiológicas no compatibles con las halladas en este paciente; 8 la sífilis congénita, muy poco probable con una serología materna negativa; y tumores óseos que frecuentemente son únicos.…”

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Hiperostosis cortical congénita: una causa infrecuente de llanto inconsolable del lactante. Presentación de caso clínico

2024

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Public policies and the problematic USA population health profile

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A League Table of Child Maltreatment Deaths in Rich Nations

Cited by 15 publications

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Congenital cortical hyperostosis: a rare cause of inconsolable crying in a baby. Clinical case report

Congenital cortical hyperostosis: a rare cause of inconsolable crying in a baby. Clinical case report

Hiperostosis cortical congénita: una causa infrecuente de llanto inconsolable del lactante. Presentación de caso clínico

Public policies and the problematic USA population health profile

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