Part 8 · Accidents and Emergencies
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A 2‑month‑old is brought with a swollen thigh; the parents say the baby "rolled off the bed". A skeletal survey shows a femur fracture, several posterior rib fractures at different stages of healing, and small chip fractures at the ends of long bones. These patterns are highly suspicious of non‑accidental injury. The child protection team is involved immediately.
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