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Rev Mex Ortop Ped 2005; 7 (1)


Maltrato al menor y sus manifestaciones ortopédicas

Torres GA, Cassis ZN

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 62
Paginas: 14-18
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RESUMEN

El maltrato infantil, reconocido como una patología hasta hace pocos años, es causa de muchas muertes y lesiones importantes en la población pediátrica. La mayoría de los casos pasan como lesiones aisladas y no siempre se integran como parte del síndrome de maltrato al menor. Como ortopedistas estamos obligados a conocer las manifestaciones clínicas del maltrato al menor para identificar a los niños en riesgo.


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