2008
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.126.6.800
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Retinal Hemorrhages in Children Following Fatal Motor Vehicle Crashes

Abstract: To demonstrate the severity of ocular findings in young children who died of injuries due to motor vehicle crashes. Methods: Case series of 10 children younger than 3 years who were fatally injured in motor vehicle crashes between January 1, 1994, and December 31, 2002. All children underwent autopsy that included eye examination. All available medical and autopsy records, pathology slides and photographs, and police and traffic department reports were reviewed for each case. Results: Eight patients had retina… Show more

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“…These severe high-impact head trauma scenarios go along with a major static load applied to the head for more than 200 ms (such as a heavy object falling on to the victim or a car driving over the victim's head). The same holds true for the eight deceased patients with extensive retinal haemorrhages reported by Kivlin et al 13 very recently. Haemorrhages were bilateral in seven patients and extended into the periphery in all patients.…”
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