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Birth injuries

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Mind Map on Birth injuries, created by Ali Almudarsy on 24/08/2018.

Mind Map by Ali Almudarsy, updated more than 1 year ago

	Created by Ali Almudarsy over 6 years ago

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Birth injuries

soft injuries
1. caput succedaneum
2. cephal hematoma
3. chigron
4. brusing of face
5. abrasion of the skin
6. subgaleal haemorrhage
7. fetal injuries
nerve injury
1. brachial plaxus nerve injury
  1. Erbs palsy
  2. klumpks palsy
2. facial nerve injury
3. phrenic nerve injury
intracranial haemorrhage
1. subdural haemorrage
2. subarchnoid haemorrhage
3. perventricular haemorrage
4. intraventricular haemorrhage
5. intra-parenchymal haemorrhage
6. cerebral haemorrhage
neonatal cold injury
visceral trauma
Annotations:
- liver / spleen / adrenal
fracture
1. skull fracture
2. clavicle fracture
3. humerus & femur fractures

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