No, shaken baby syndrome is caused by intentional shaking of an infant, typically by a caregiver. Earthquakes do not cause shaken baby syndrome.
The cause of the brain, neck, and spine damage that can result from shaken baby syndrome is brute force. The violent shaking of a baby by a much stronger adult conveys a tremendous amount of energy to the infant.
Yes, very easily. Shaking can cause diffuse axonal injury, which is a stretching of the thin, developing axonal nerves in the infant brain. This is identified at autopsy. Shaking incidents that lead to death cause brain hemmoraging and edema (swelling) and retinal hemorrhaging. This is similar to other sudden-acceleration/deceleration type injuries (such as car accidents), but no other condition is truly the same has Shaken Baby Syndrome.
Crib death is when a baby dies in the crib. The cause is still unkown. The medical name for it is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. It normally affects infants.
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Second hand smoke, stomach sleeping, overheating. There is no real definitive cause, but these aforementioned things could possibly be contributing factors.
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Baby's effect on shaken baby syndrome (a syndrome a baby receives when a parent shakes their baby out of frustration, anger, or annoyance) can cause the baby awful brain damage that is very painful and stays with them their whole life, can cause the baby damage to their neck, and spinal cord, and if done excessively, can cause death to baby.
Toddlers do not die of SIDS. After six months of age, SIDS is extremely rare. The acronym SIDS stands for Sudden INFANT Death Syndrome. Toddlers do not die of SIDS. Marks anywhere on the body of a dead infant would be cause for a coroners examination and possible inquiry.
While sudden death can occur unexpectedly, there is usually an underlying cause. This can include cardiac issues like a heart attack or arrhythmia, stroke, blood clots, drug overdose, or sudden severe infection. An autopsy is typically performed to determine the exact cause of death.
Children with SBS may need physical therapy, speech therapy, vision therapy, and special education services
Evidence of SID is a dead infant from no apparent cause. There are, at present, several competing theories as to why it may happen. None of them definitive. Research is ongoing.