Pathological Fractures in Spinal Cord Injury Patients

  • March 31, 2020 at 7:41 pm
What is a pathological fracture? Spinal cord injuries cause life-altering paralysis of the limbs and place the patient at risk for long term complications, including pathological fractures.  A pathological fracture is a broken bone that is caused by disease, rather than injury. After a person suffers a spinal cord injury, they have immediate bone loss [&hellip Read More...

Bruises and Bones – When is it child abuse?

Child abuse cases are emotionally driven for everyone involved. Expert review for both sides is imperative to ensure that the facts of the case are brought to light. The healthcare providers are emotionally connected to the patient and this may affect their ability to remain unbiased. A forensic expert can review of the discovery and [&hellip Read More...

Child Abuse Series (1 of 3) – Bruising and Fractures

This is the first in a three part series on child abuse. This issue covers Bruising and Fractures; the July issue will cover Failure to Thrive, Neglect and Munchausen’s by Proxy; the October issue will cover Shaken Baby Syndrome or Abusive Head Trauma. The purpose of these newsletters is to aid criminal defense attorneys in [&hellip Read More...