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Editorial [Hot topic: Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy – Amazing Progress but Still Unanswered Questions (Guest Editor: Edwin A. Mitchell)]
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Dr. Edwin A. Mitchell
Pages: 1-4 (4)
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Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy and the Dilemma of Defining the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Henry F. Krous
Pages: 5-12 (8)
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Do we Need a New Definition for SIDS? Commentary on ‘Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy and the Dilemma of Defining the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome’ by Henry Krous
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Peter Sidebotham
Pages: 13-14 (2)
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English Multi-Agency Approach to the Investigation of Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Infancy and the Care of Bereaved Families
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Peter J. Fleming
Pages: 15-18 (4)
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Commentary on the Multi-Agency Approach to the Investigation of SUDI
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Torleiv Ole Rognum
Pages: 19-20 (2)
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Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) — The Role of the Pathologist
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Roger W. Byard
Pages: 21-26 (6)
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The Death-Scene Investigation
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Martin Schlaud
Pages: 27-29 (3)
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Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Implications of Altered Physiological Control During Sleep
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Rosemary S.C. Horne, Nicole B. Witcombe, Stephanie R. Yiallourou and Heidi L. Richardson
Pages: 30-38 (9)
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Potential Mechanisms of Failure in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Ronald M. Harper and Hannah C. Kinney
Pages: 39-47 (9)
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Sudden Unexplained Death in Infancy and Long QT Syndrome
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Jonathan Robert Skinner
Pages: 48-55 (8)
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Gene and Gene-Environment Risk Factors in Sudden Undexpected Death in Infants
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Carl E. Hunt and Fern R. Hauck
Pages: 56-62 (7)
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Bed Sharing and the Risk of Sudden Infant Death: Parents Need Clear Information
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Edwin A. Mitchell
Pages: 63-66 (4)
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Perspectives on Bed-Sharing
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Peter S. Blair
Pages: 67-70 (4)
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Never Sleep with Baby? Or Keep Me Close But Keep Me Safe: Eliminating Inappropriate “Safe Infant Sleep” Rhetoric in the United States
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Lee T. Gettler and James J. McKenna
Pages: 71-77 (7)
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Some Controversial Theories for SIDS
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Mechtild M.T. Vennemann, T. Fracasso and Edwin A. Mitchell
Pages: 78-81 (4)
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Role of Voluntary Organisations
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Joyce Epstein
Pages: 82-85 (4)
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Creating Change: How Knowledge Translates into Action for Protecting Babies from Sudden Infant Death?
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Stephanie Cowan
Pages: 86-94 (9)
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International Trends in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and Other Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Infancy: Need for Better Diagnostic Standardization
[ Vol. 6 , Issue. 1 ]
Author(s): Fern R. Hauck and Kawai O. Tanabe
Pages: 95-101 (7)
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Article List

Editorial [Hot topic: Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy – Amazing Progress but Still Unanswered Questions (Guest Editor: Edwin A. Mitchell)]

Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy and the Dilemma of Defining the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Do we Need a New Definition for SIDS? Commentary on ‘Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy and the Dilemma of Defining the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome’ by Henry Krous

English Multi-Agency Approach to the Investigation of Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Infancy and the Care of Bereaved Families

Commentary on the Multi-Agency Approach to the Investigation of SUDI

Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) — The Role of the Pathologist

The Death-Scene Investigation

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Implications of Altered Physiological Control During Sleep

Potential Mechanisms of Failure in the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome

Sudden Unexplained Death in Infancy and Long QT Syndrome

Gene and Gene-Environment Risk Factors in Sudden Undexpected Death in Infants

Bed Sharing and the Risk of Sudden Infant Death: Parents Need Clear Information

Perspectives on Bed-Sharing

Never Sleep with Baby? Or Keep Me Close But Keep Me Safe: Eliminating Inappropriate “Safe Infant Sleep” Rhetoric in the United States

Some Controversial Theories for SIDS

Role of Voluntary Organisations

Creating Change: How Knowledge Translates into Action for Protecting Babies from Sudden Infant Death?

International Trends in Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and Other Sudden Unexpected Deaths in Infancy: Need for Better Diagnostic Standardization