| Autor: |
GLASER, JEROME, EPSTEIN, JACOB, LANDAU, DANIEL B. |
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American Journal of Diseases of Children; March 1937, Vol. 53 Issue: 3 p794-797, 4p |
| Abstrakt: |
Death from cerebral hemorrhage occurring a week or more after birth and due to an injury presumably sustained at birth is rare in infants who show no signs of cerebral hemorrhage at birth and who develop normally until death. Two such cases in the literature were reviewed in 1929 by Glaser,1 who added a third of his own. Since then, so far as we have been able to determine, no other cases of this nature have been reported. The one described, because of the rarity of the occurrence, and because of the lessons which may perhaps be drawn from it, is considered worthy of reporting in an attempt to add to the knowledge of this fortunately uncommon condition.The infant was first seen by the pediatric consultants at the age of 8 days. A ritual circumcision had been performed by an experienced mohel about six hours previously. Shortly afterward |
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