A retrospective study of pediatric forensic trauma: sociodemographic profiles, injury patterns and medicolegal outcomes

This study demonstrates that childhood traumatic injuries vary significantly by age and gender. Enhancements in socioeconomic, environmental, and educational interventions are essential for the prevention of pediatric trauma. The findings are considered to offer valuable guidance for improving clinical and legal processes.

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Ulusal travma dergisi
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2026-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.14744/tjtes.2025.79697
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Child Abuse and Related Trauma
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A retrospective study of pediatric forensic trauma: sociodemographic profiles, injury patterns and medicolegal outcomes

Emre Gürkan Bulutluöz
Ulusal travma dergisi
Child Abuse and Related Trauma
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A retrospective study of pediatric forensic trauma: sociodemographic profiles, injury patterns and medicolegal outcomes

Emre Gürkan Bulutluöz
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Abstract

This study demonstrates that childhood traumatic injuries vary significantly by age and gender. Enhancements in socioeconomic, environmental, and educational interventions are essential for the prevention of pediatric trauma. The findings are considered to offer valuable guidance for improving clinical and legal processes.

Ulusal travma dergisiVol. 32(1)
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Child Abuse and Related Trauma
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