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The history of infanticide in Western society.
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[Identification criteria in maternal infanticide].
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History, infanticide, and imperiled newborns.
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[Judges and physicians confronted with infanticide in Geneva in the 19th century].
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[Infanticide as a sequel of long-term unusual parental abuse].
Reported is an uncommon case of battered-child syndrome by parents which caused the child's death. A lot of signs indicating multifarious and serious injuries are described. The causes of violence against the child--including those on an ethnological background- are discussed.
[The role of the general practitioner faced with the risk of infanticide].
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Infanticide in eighteenth-century England. William Hunter's contribution to the forensic problem.
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Ethical issues in infanticide of severely defective infants.
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Incidence of infanticide in America: public and professional attitudes.
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Infanticide. A historical perspective.
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Ethical issues in infanticide of severely defective infants.
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[Infanticide--murder or mercy].
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Infanticide: lambs to the slaughter.
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The child's fear of infanticide and the primary motive force of defense.
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Infanticide as a primate reproductive strategy.
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Infanticide by starvation: calculation of caloric deficit to determine degree of deprivation.
A review of medical records and autopsy examination of a six-week-old male revealed the cause of death to be severe malnutrition with dehydration. Weight and caloric deficits were calculated to determine the degree of deprivation, which could be expressed as an interval of days for clear courtroom presentation. These calculations may be useful for quantifying the degree of malnutrition in a variety of child abuse cases.
[Views on infanticide in present-day psychiatry literature].
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