Course : 0003 Fractures and Child Abuse

This course reviews bone findings that are commonly observed in children that have suffered inflicted trauma. It covers the mechanisms for specific injuries and appropriate management plans to evaluate for fractures.

Objectives

Describe types of fractures seen in child abuse.
Review basic mechanisms of injuries.
Describe management plans to evaluate for fractures.

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