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Prevalence of Abusive Injuries in Siblings and Household Contacts of Physically Abused Children by LINDBERG, Daniel M, SHAPIRO, Robert A, LASKEY, Antoinette L, PALLIN, Daniel J, BLOOD, Emily A, BERGER, Rachel P

“…Siblings and other children who share a home with a physically abused child are thought to be at high risk for abuse, but rates of injury in these contact…”
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Influence of Race and Socioeconomic Status on the Diagnosis of Child Abuse: A Randomized Study by Laskey, Antoinette L., MD, MPH, Stump, Timothy E., MA, Perkins, Susan M., PhD, Zimet, Gregory D., PhD, Sherman, Steven J., PhD, Downs, Stephen M., MD, MS

“…Objectives To measure empirically the influence of race and socioeconomic status (SES) on the diagnosis of child abuse and willingness to report to child…”
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Yield of Skeletal Surveys in Children ≤18 Months of Age Presenting with Isolated Skull Fractures by Laskey, Antoinette L., MD, MPH, Stump, Timothy E., MA, Hicks, Ralph A., MD, Smith, Jodi L., PhD, MD

“…Objective To measure the yield of a skeletal survey in children ≤18 months old presenting with isolated skull fractures without significant intracranial…”
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Mechanisms, Clinical Presentations, Injuries, and Outcomes From Inflicted Versus Noninflicted Head Trauma During Infancy: Results of a Prospective, Multicentered, Comparative Study by Hymel, Kent P, Makoroff, Kathi L, Laskey, Antoinette L, Conaway, Mark R, Blackman, James A

“…Our goal was to conduct a prospective, multicentered, comparative study that would objectively verify and explain observed differences in short-term…”
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Predictors of Screening and Injury in Contacts of Physically Abused Children by Lindberg, Daniel M., MD, Blood, Emily A., PhD, Campbell, Kristine A., MD, MS, Laskey, Antoinette L., MD, MPH, Berger, Rachel P., MD, MPH

“…Objective To determine rates of screening in contacts of children evaluated for physical abuse, and the relationship of clinical characteristics to screening…”
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Seasonality of Child Homicide by Laskey, Antoinette L., MD, MPH, Thackeray, Jonathan D., MD, Grant, Sophia R., MD, Schnitzer, Patricia G., PhD

“…Objective To determine whether there is seasonal variation (by season and month of year) in homicides among young children. Study design Homicide deaths in…”
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Racial and Ethnic Disparities and Bias in the Evaluation and Reporting of Abusive Head Trauma by Hymel, Kent P., Laskey, Antoinette L., Crowell, Kathryn R., Wang, Ming, Armijo-Garcia, Veronica, Frazier, Terra N., Tieves, Kelly S., Foster, Robin, Weeks, Kerri, Hymel, Kent P., Dias, Mark S., Halstead, E. Scott, Wang, Ming, Chinchilli, Vernon M., Herman, Bruce, Foster, Robin, Willson, Douglas R., Marinello, Mark, Armijo-Garcia, Veronica, Narang, Sandeep K., Kissoon, Natalie, Pullin, Deborah A., Suresh, Gautham, Homa, Karen, Graf, Jeanine M., Isaac, Reena, Musick, Matthew, Frazier, Terra N., Tieves, Kelly S., Carroll, Christopher L., Truemper, Edward, Haney, Suzanne B., Meyer, Kerri, Smith, Lindall E., Higgerson, Renee A., Edwards, George A., Harper, Nancy S., Serrao, Karl L., Sirotnak, Andrew, Albietz, Joseph, Chiesa, Antonia, Boos, Stephen C., McKiernan, Christine, Stoiko, Michael, Simms, Debra, Brown, Sarah J., Ornstein, Amy, Hyden, Phil, Lorenz, Douglas J., Karst, Wouter A.

“…To characterize racial and ethnic disparities in the evaluation and reporting of suspected abusive head trauma (AHT) across the 18 participating sites of the…”
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Iatrogenic Flexion-Related Classic Metaphyseal Lesion of the Distal Tibia: Three Cases by Ruiz-Maldonado, Tagrid M., Haney, Suzanne B., Prince, Jeffrey S., Laskey, Antoinette L.

“…Classic metaphyseal lesions (CMLs) should raise concern for nonaccidental trauma. However, iatrogenic causes for CMLs have increasingly been described and…”
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Cognitive errors: thinking clearly when it could be child maltreatment by Laskey, Antoinette L

“…Cognitive errors have been studied in a broad array of fields, including medicine. The more that is understood about how the human mind processes complex…”
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Child physical abuse and COVID-19: Trends from nine pediatric trauma centers by Russell, Katie W., Acker, Shannon N., Ignacio, Romeo C., Lofberg, Katrine M., Garvey, Erin M., Chao, Stephanie D., Bliss, David W., Smith, Caitlin A., Nehra, Deepika, Anderson, Melissa L., Bunnell, Brittney L., Shahi, Niti, Perry, John M., Evans, Lauren L., Kwong, Jacky Z., Tobias, Joseph, Rohan, Autumn, Pickett, Kaci L., Kaar, Jill L., Kastenberg, Zachary J., Laskey, Antoinette L., Scaife, Eric R., Jensen, Aaron R.

“…•We saw no increase in child abuse at 9 pediatric trauma centers during the first 3 months of the COVID-19 pandemic.•It is possible that we have not seen the…”
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Consultations in Child Abuse Pediatrics by Hicks, Ralph A., Laskey, Antoinette L., Harris, Tara L., Hibbard, Roberta A.

“…This study describes a hospital-based child abuse pediatrics consultation service. Medical records for all child abuse pediatrics consultations during 2006 to…”
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Cognitive Errors by Laskey, Antoinette L., MD, MPH

“…Cognitive errors have been studied in a broad array of fields, including medicine. The more that is understood about how the human mind processes complex…”
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Subconjunctival hemorrhages in infants and children: a sign of nonaccidental trauma by DeRidder, Catherine A, Berkowitz, Carol D, Hicks, Ralph A, Laskey, Antoinette L

“…Subconjunctival hemorrhages in infants and children can be a finding after nonaccidental trauma. We describe 14 children with subconjunctival hemorrhages on…”
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Corporal punishment and physical abuse: population-based trends for three-to-11-year-old children in the United States by Zolotor, Adam J., Theodore, Adrea D., Runyan, Desmond K., Chang, Jen Jen, Laskey, Antoinette L.

“…Corporal punishment is increasingly regarded as an act of violence against children, Corporal punishment includes any use of physical punishment against a…”
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Prevalence of Abusive Fractures of the Hands, Feet, Spine, or Pelvis on Skeletal Survey: Perhaps “Uncommon” Is More Common Than Suggested by Lindberg, Daniel M, Harper, Nancy S, Laskey, Antoinette L, Berger, Rachel P

“…OBJECTIVERecently, it has been suggested that views of the hands, feet, spine, and pelvis should be omitted from routine skeletal surveys (SSs) because these…”
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What is the incidence of hypertelorism in Filipino frontonasal encephalocele patients? by Barone, Constance M, Jimenez, David F, Helling, Eric R, Laskey, Antoinette L S

“…It is unclear whether Filipinos with sincipital encephaloceles have true orbital hypertelorism or just telecanthus. Knowing this determines whether orbital…”
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Occult head trauma in young suspected victims of physical abuse by Laskey, Antoinette L, Holsti, Maija, Runyan, Desmond K, Socolar, Rebecca R.S

“…To determine the frequency of neuroimaging and ophthalmology consults in children evaluated for physical abuse without neurologic symptoms and the diagnostic…”
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Postmortem Skeletal Survey Practice in Pediatric Forensic Autopsies: A National Survey by Laskey, Antoinette L., Haberkorn, Kelly L., Applegate, Kimberly E., Catellier, Michele J.

“…:  Recommendations for the evaluation of an unexplained death in infancy include a postmortem skeletal survey (PMSS) to exclude skeletal trauma. Objectives of…”
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Physicians’ initial forensic impressions of hypothetical cases of pediatric traumatic brain injury by Laskey, Antoinette L, Sheridan, Michael J, Hymel, Kent P

“…Abstract Objective To describe physicians’ initial forensic impressions of hypothetical cases of pediatric traumatic brain injury (TBI) and to compare the…”
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Shortcomings in Infant Iron Deficiency Screening Methods by Biondich, Paul G, Downs, Stephen M, Carroll, Aaron E, Laskey, Antoinette L, Liu, Gilbert C, Rosenman, Marc, Wang, Jane, Swigonski, Nancy L

“…Screening for iron deficiency anemia is a well-established practice in pediatrics, but numerous challenges surrounding current recommendations raise questions…”
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