Investigation of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (Diagnostic Pediatric Pathology) 1st Edition Original PDF 2019

Sudden unexpected infant death, particularly sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), is the leading cause of death for infants aged one month to one year in developed countries. To achieve an accurate diagnosis, a comprehensive investigation is essential. This book, part of the Diagnostic Pediatric Pathology Series, serves as an in-depth resource for understanding various diagnoses and frameworks used globally. It aims to support a collaborative approach to investigating the physiopathological mechanisms associated with SIDS.

Mindful of the emotional challenges faced by grieving parents, the book delves into current investigative standards, highlighting police procedures and post-mortem processes. It covers all facets of the investigation, including home visits, medical histories, and autopsy results. Crafted by a team of multidisciplinary experts, this essential guide employs clear reference tables and diagrams to convey the latest insights for pediatric and general pathologists, pediatricians, medico-legal professionals, and others involved in SIDS investigations. This resource provides valuable knowledge to ensure thorough and compassionate care during a critical time.