Plötzlicher Tod im Säuglings- und Kindesalter

Kleemann, W. J.; Bajanowski, Thomas

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-45345-2_24

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“…Moreover, there is a higher mortality in male infants (60%) than in female infants [11] and during the cold season (75%) more prone to infectious diseases than in the warm season [12,11].…”

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Genetics of the sudden infant death syndrome

Courts

Madea

2010

Forensic Science International

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“…Moreover, there is a higher mortality in male infants (60%) than in female infants [11] and during the cold season (75%) more prone to infectious diseases than in the warm season [12,11].…”

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confidence: 97%

Genetics of the sudden infant death syndrome

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Madea

2010

Forensic Science International

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Sudden Natural Death

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Pollak

2013

Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences

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Unterschiede und Gemein-samkeiten zwischen plötzlichem Säuglingstod (SIDS), Münchhausen-Syndrom by proxy (MSBP) mit tödlichem Ausgang und Infantizid

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Zamorski

Weirich

2007

Zeitschrift für Kinder- und Jugendpsychiatrie und Psychotherapi

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When assessing cases of SIDS, a MSBP, or homicide, practitioners should be on the lookout for recurrent symptoms of illness, repeated hospitalisation and/or consultation of physicians, multiple diagnostic procedures without establishment of a clear-cut diagnosis, a certain resistance to therapy, illness or unnatural death of siblings, and repeated signs of poisoning or suffocation. Differentiation between SIDS, MSBP, and homicide should be extensive and done with great care since the legal consequences differ vastly according to the facts of the matter.

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Plötzlicher Tod im Säuglings- und Kindesalter

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Genetics of the sudden infant death syndrome

Genetics of the sudden infant death syndrome

Sudden Natural Death

Unterschiede und Gemein-samkeiten zwischen plötzlichem Säuglingstod (SIDS), Münchhausen-Syndrom by proxy (MSBP) mit tödlichem Ausgang und Infantizid

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