| # | Author | Chapter |
|---|---|---|
| PROLOGUE | ||
| Barry Scheck | Foreword | |
| 1 | Chris Brook | Maintaining the Orthodoxy and Silencing Dissent |
| 2 | Randy Papetti | The History of SBS |
| MEDICINE | ||
| 3 | Waney Squier, Tommie Olofsson | The neuropathology of SBS or retinodural haemorrhage of infancy |
| 4 | Julie Mack, Waney Squier | The importance of the correlation between radiology and pathology in SBS |
| 5 | Knut Wester, Johan Wikström | SBS, AHT – or just a type of hydrocephalus? |
| 6 | Knut Wester, Johan Wikström, Joseph Scheller | SBS or benign external hydrocephalus - how is AHT depicted in the scientific literature? |
| 7 | Marta Cohen | Are some cases of sudden infant death syndrome incorrectly diagnosed as SBS? |
| 8 | Bernard Echenne | AHT: the importance of predisposing factors |
| 9 | Marvin Miller | How I Became a SBS Skeptic Paediatrician |
| SCIENCE | ||
| 10 | Niels Lynoe, Anders Eriksson | The Swedish systematic literature review on suspected traumatic shaking (SBS) and its aftermath |
| 11 | Deborah Davis, Richard Leo | Interrogation and the Infanticide Suspect: Mechanisms of Vulnerability to False Confession |
| 12 | Keith Findley | Can confession substitute for science in SBS/AHT? |
| 13 | Jeff Kukucka, Keith Findley | Cognitive Bias in Medicolegal Judgments |
| 14 | Kirk Thibault | Biomechanical forensic analysis of shaking and short fall head injury mechanisms in infants and young children |
| 15 | Leila Schneps | When lack of information leads to apparent paradoxes and wrong conclusions: analysis of a seminal article on short falls |
| 16 | Ulf Högberg | Epidemiology of findings claimed to be highly specific for SBS/AHT, a prerequisite to improve diagnosis of child abuse |
| 17 | Norman Fenton, Scott McLachlan | SBS: Exploring concerns about the ‘triad’ diagnosis and its statistical validation using a causal Bayesian Network |
| LAW | ||
| 18 | Felicity Goodyear-Smith | Mandatory reporting of child maltreatment |
| 19 | Kathleen Pakes | SBS/AHT Opinion Evidence in U.S. Courts |
| 20 | Keith Findley | Undoing Wrongful Convictions: Exonerating the Innocent in SBS/AHT Cases |
| INTERNATIONAL | ||
| 21 | Clive Stafford Smith | Ptolemy rather than Copernicus — The State of SBS In the British Legal System |
| 22 | Cyrille Rossant, Grégoire Etrillard | SBS in France |
| 23 | Ulf Högberg, Goran Högberg | Sweden and SBS/AHT |
| 24 | Kana Sasakura | SBS/AHT in Japan |
| 25 | Chris Brook, Michael Nott | SBS in Australia |
| 26 | Multiple authors | SBS around the world |
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Narang et al., 2020. Abusive Head Trauma in Infants and Children
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Choudhary et al., 2018. Consensus statement on abusive head trauma in infants and young children
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Lynøe et al., 2017. Insufficient evidence for 'shaken baby syndrome'—a systematic review
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Guthkelch, 2012. Problems of Infant Retino-Dural Hemorrhage with Minimal External Injury
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Squier, 2011. The "Shaken Baby" syndrome: pathology and mechanisms
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The Appeal, 2022. A Judge Finally Called Bs On ‘Shaken Baby Syndrome'
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The Guardian, 2017. ‘We believe you harmed your child': the war over shaken baby convictions
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New Scientist, 2016. Evidence of 'shaken baby' questioned by controversial study
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New York Times, 2015. Shaken Baby Syndrome: A Diagnosis That Divides the Medical World
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Washington Post, 2015. A disputed diagnosis imprisons parents