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Terra N. Frazier

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24Publications signalées
647Citations signalées
2Affiliations récentes

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Child Abuse and Related TraumaChild Abuse and TraumaTraumatic Brain Injury and Neurovascular DisturbancesTraumatic Ocular and Foreign Body InjuriesRestraint-Related Deaths

Les publications récentes

Accès ouvert 2025 article OpenAlex

Factors Associated With Child Protective Services Referrals in Young Children With Isolated Skull Fractures

Karli Breeden-Carino, Joanne N. Wood, Cindy W. Christian, Tagrid M. Ruiz‐Maldonado et autres

OBJECTIVE: Many young children with isolated skull fractures are referred to child protective services (CPS) despite being assessed to have a low likelihood of abuse. We sought to identify factors associated with CPS referrals in this population and to quantify hospital-level variation. …

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0 citations Academic Pediatrics
Accès ouvert 2025 article OpenAlex

Ophthalmology Examinations in Children With Skull Fractures and Underlying Focal Hemorrhage

Karli Breeden, Cindy W. Christian, Joanne N. Wood, Gil Binenbaum et autres

OBJECTIVES: To assess the frequency and yield of retinal examination in children below 2 years old undergoing abuse evaluations in the setting of skull fracture(s) and small underlying intracranial hemorrhage. METHODS: This cross-sectional study used CAPNET, a multicenter child physical abuse network, …

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1 citation Pediatric Emergency Care
2022 article OpenAlex

Fractures Presumed to Be Low Risk for Abuse in Young Mobile Children: Association With Concomitant Suspicious Injuries.

Liza Murray, Kristin A. Fickenscher, Mary E. Moffatt, Terra N. Frazier et autres

OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the likelihood of abuse for various fractures, we aimed to compare the prevalence of concomitant suspicious injuries (CSIs) in subjects with fractures presumed to be low risk for abuse to those with non-low-risk fractures (aim 1) and to evaluate …

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1 citation PubMed

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