Paediatric femur fractures at the emergency department: Accidental or not?

Keyphrases

• Young children 100%
• Emergency Department 100%
• Child Abuse 100%
• Femoral Fractures 100%
• Child Neglect 100%
• Pediatric Femur Fracture 100%
• Skeletal Survey 66%
• Developmental Stages 33%
• All Pediatric 33%
• Long Bone Fracture 33%
• Clinical Information 33%
• Evidence-based Approach 33%
• Treating children 33%
• Radiologists 33%
• Clinical History 33%
• Diagnostic Work-up 33%
• Children's Health 33%
• Non-accidental Trauma 33%
• Royal College 33%
• Royal College of Radiologists 33%
• Pediatric Health 33%
• Trauma Mechanism 33%
• Non-accidental 33%
• Child-led 33%
• Pediatric Fracture 33%
• Legal Prosecution 33%
• Parental Supervision 33%
• Forensic Evidence 33%
• Mobile children 33%
• Social Information 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pediatrics 100%
• Emergency Department 100%
• Femur Fracture 100%
• Child Neglect 75%
• Toddlers 50%
• Injury 50%
• Skeletal Survey 50%
• Developmental Stage 25%
• Diagnosis 25%
• Child Health 25%
• Physician 25%
• Neglect 25%
• Non-Accidental Injury 25%
• Fracture 25%