Read public documents and citations of medical and scientific studies that Medill students obtained for their investigation.
SPOTLIGHT ON SHAKEN-BABY SYNDROME
Matthew Czapski’s autopsy report.
Court records
David Nadelman subpoena and medical records
Department of Children and Family Services records
Deena Leonard consultation follow-up notes
Illinois Court of Appeals record
Letters to trial judge from Pamela Jacobazzi’s family and friends
Lutheran General Hospital records
MarianJoy Rehabilitation Hospital and Clinics records, part 1
MarianJoy Rehabilitation Hospital and Clinics records, part 2
MarianJoy Rehabilitation Hospital and Clinics records, part 3
Verdict on Nadelman medical records
Studies
Bandak, Faris A. “Shaken baby syndrome: A biomechanics analysis of injury mechanisms.” Forensic Science International, 2005.
Emerson, M. Vaughn, et al. “Ocular autopsy and histopathologic features of child abuse.” Ophthalmology, 2007.
Gilliland, M.G.F. “Interval duration between injury and severe symptoms in nonaccidental head trauma in infants and young children.” American Journal of Forensic Science, 1998.
Greenes, David S. and Joeli Hettler. “Can the initial history predict whether a child with a head injury has been abused?” Pediatrics, 2003.
Lantz, P.E. et al. “Perimacular retinal folds from childhood head trauma.” BMJ, 2004.
Mileusnic, Darinka and Scott Denton. “Delayed sudden death in an infant following an accidental fall: A case report with review of the literature.” The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 2003.
Obi, Ebube and Patrick Watts. “Are there any pathognomonic signs in shaken baby syndrome?” Journal of AAPOS, 2007.
Plunkett, John. “Fatal pediatric head injuries caused by short-distance falls.” The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 2001.
Turner, Jane W. et al. “Perimacular retinal folds simulating nonaccidental injury in an infant.” Archives of Ophthalmology, 2006.
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