NON ACCIDENTAL INJURY (NAI)

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NON ACCIDENTAL INJURY (NAI) M Anto ED Prov Fellow MVH 10 Nov 2016

Why is NAI important? Immediate: physical injuries. Longterm: MH issues. Missed unless thought about. Classification (NSW): Neglect Physical Sexual Emotional Exposure to DV

Risk factors?

Risk factors Low SES Unemployed Single parent Substance abuse 1st child Prem Unplanned Stepchildren Disability Hx of parental abuse Birth parents more likely to abuse!

Questions!!! What are concerning features on history or examination (excluding injuries) would make you suspicious of NAI? What injuries are suspicious for NAI?

History Details Delay PHx of same

Examination Caregiver Child Interaction Neglect

Injuries

Injuries [non-ortho] Bruises Pattern, circumferential, location, mum Burns Demarcated, branding ICH Abdo Eyes/retina

Injuries [ortho] *Metaphyseal # (bucket handle #) – ‘pathognomonic’ *Posterior rib # *Scapula # *Spinous process # Skull # Non parietal, multiple, depressed Sternal # Multiple, different ages

DD Accidental Skeletal dysplasias Uncommon Schmid-type metaphyseal chondrodysplasia, osteogenesis imperfecta I/IV Features to differentiate osteogenesis imperfecta from NAI include presence of osteopenia bowing/remodelling of bones presence of wormian bones Growth e.g. hip, base 5MT, elbow, acromion Birth injuries Rickets Congenital syphillis

Investigations Bloods Directed plain film Directed CT Skeletal survey Babygrams? Bone scan Clinical photography Retinal imaging

Resources Mandatory reporter guide SCAN (suspected child abuse and neglect) documentation Child protection helpline 133 627 NSW health child wellbeing unit 1300 480 420 Tertiary children’s hospital – e.g. HI Family referral services Child protection training

What do you tell the family?

References RCH: Child abuse NSW health guidelines Radiopedia The Bone School: Child abuse, NAI Diagnostic imaging pathways WA