The
Shaken
Baby Syndrome Myth
life-threatening and legally shattering medical misdiagnosis
* SBS: To date, an unproven medical hypothesis without supporting scientific evidence, depriving live infants of proper diagnosis and treatment, and caretakers of justice * The diagnostic triad: symptoms aren't caused by shaking *Accidental and medical causes of the same symptoms: short falls, accidental injury, hypoxia (oxygen deprivation) infection (encephalitis, etc.), metabolic diseases and other medical conditions, vaccine injury, birth injuries *Head impact: false criteria for amount of force required * the JOHN LAVERTY--BABY CASEY FAMILY TRAGEDY
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Scurvy Signs: Red Eyes, Hemorrhaged,Swollen,
Bruised-Looking Eyelids and Other Symptoms
SBS: Scurvy/Barlow's disease/Vitamin
C deficiency pages:
"During one trial, the prosecution stated that infantile scurvy
was no longer
seen. I replied with ‘Yes it is. But it is not called ‘scurvy',
it is called the
shaken baby syndrome."
--Dr. Archie Kalokerinos, MD
Eyelids
Bone Callus
Inter
cranial Hemorrhaging
Online
Modern E Medicine Site
Clemetson: Vit C
Swollen
or Fat Cheeks
Scurvy
in Monkeys
Eyes:
Scurvy Ocular Lesions
Scurvy
Online
Scurvy:
SIDS
Scurvy
Signs and Symptoms
Scurvy:
Shaken Baby by Kalokerinos
Shaken
Baby or Barlows
Scurvy:
Vaccine Injury
Infantile Scurvy:
World Literature
Dr. Kalokerinos:
Shaken Baby (scurvy)
Shaken Baby or Barlows?
Baby Alan Case Autopsy
Testimony
Caffey Original SBS Hypothesis
Caffey Revisted: False Diagnosis
Vitamin C Expert: Dr. Clemetson
Antibiotics: Vit C Deficiency
Endotoxemia
Scurvy: Hemorrhages of the EYE
John's Case: Prenatal Vitamin C Deficiency
SBS Misdiagnosis of the Yurko Case
Questioning the SBS "Evidence"
Base
SBS: Child Abuse or Something
Else?
Emergency Pediatric Medicine: Differential
Diagnosis