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False Allegations: Are You At Risk?
The misdiagnosis of Shaken Baby Syndrome places hundreds of persons at risk for criminal charges and civil lawsuits each year. Alarmingly, these risks remain undisclosed to thousands of people who care for children each day.
Statistically, boyfriends of the victim's mother, biological fathers, female baby-sitters and mothers are the most likely to be accused of Shaken Baby Syndrome. The number of alleged male perpetrators make up approximately 60% of all accused persons, while female baby-sitters make up only 12% .
Because the theory of Shaken Baby Syndrome focuses on the crime being committed outside of the presence of witnesses, and the timing and dating of subdural hematomas is unreliable, the last person who cares for an ill child is most likely to be accused. Early detection is the key to recognizing and treating a child with a subclinical intracranial bleed.
Look for the Signs:
- Lethargy
- Vomiting
- Failure to feed
- Seizures
- Inconsolable crying
- Position discomfort
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