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all babies. Therefore, these lesions seem to be benign, clinically asymptomatic, and of no long-term importance. The medico-legal implications for the finding of asymptomatic isolated subdural haemorrhages in infants older than 4 weeks of age, in whom there is suspicion of non-accidental head injury, are important".

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11-Mar-2004

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