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Shaken baby (shaken impact) syndrome: non-accidental head injury in infancy

The shaken baby syndrome has been a source of medical controversy for many years, and has been in the public eye since the televised trial of Louise Woodward in Boston in 1997. This paper outlines the condition and discusses some of the more controversial aspects. Is shaking without other trauma sufficient to cause injury? Can injuries from shaking be dated? Can accidents at home or minor trauma cause the condition?