Kenneth Feldman, MD is a general pediatrician who divides his time between half time primary
care pediatrics and half time child abuse consultation. He was Medical Director of the Seattle
Children’s Protection Program until July, 1010. He also provides inpatient care supervision at
Seattle Children’s in Seattle, Washington. He previously supervised care on the PICU and in the
Emergency Department at Children’s. He directed the Seattle Children’s Protection Program
from 1983-2010 and continues as a consultant with the program. He is a Clinical Professor of
Pediatrics at the University of Washington and a member of the General Pediatric Division. He is
the recipient of the 2008 Ray Helfer Award of the Helfer Society. He is a former Executive
Committee member of the AAP’s Section on Child Abuse and Neglect and of the Helfer Society.
He is boarded in Pediatrics and Child Abuse Pediatrics. Research interests have focused on
childhood injuries, both unintentional and inflicted. Tap water burn injuries have been an area of
continuing interest.
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Curriculum Vitae
Kenneth W. Feldman, MD
Birth June 24, 1944
Janesville, Wisconsin
Education
University of Wisconsin, 1962-1966, BS Chemistry, Honors
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, 1966-1970, MD, Honors
Post Graduate Education
Intern-Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine and the Children's
Orthopedic Hospital and Medical Center, Seattle, Washington, 1970-1971
Resident (Pediatrics) U. Wash & CHMC, 7/71-8/71 & 9/72-6/74
Fellow in Ambulatory Pediatrics, Pediatrician, Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, Seattle,
Washington as Alternative Service, Conscientious Objector, 9/71-8/72
Hospital Positions
Staff pediatrician, Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, 1974-present. Attending Pediatrician,
Children's Hospital & Regional Medical Center, 1974-present. Currently attending on the
wards. In the emergency room to 7/08. In the past, on the intensive care unit.
University of Washington, Department of Pediatrics, General Pediatric Division, 1976Member, Poison Control Committee, Children's Hospital & Medical Center (1970’s-80’s)
Member, Safety Committee, CHMC, 1983-89
Member, Medical Executive Committee, CHMC, 1984, 12/99-9/01
Medical consultant for child abuse & member, Seattle Children’s Protection Team,
CHMC, 1983-present.
Medical Director, Seattle Children’s Protection Program, 2004-July 1, 2010.
Acting Medical Director/Medical Director, Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, 9/84-9/85
and 11/88-1/94
Member, Active Medical Staff, CHMC, 1971-present
Member, Courtesy Medical Staff, Swedish Hospital & Medical Center, 1977-2007
6/27/07- Honorary Medical Staff
Member, Courtesy Medical Staff, Providence Hospital, 1987-2007
6/27/07 Honorary Medical Staff
Member, Consulting Medical Staff, Harborview Medical Center, 1985Member, Consulting Medical Staff, University of Washington Medical Center, 1990Faculty Positions
Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington School
of Medicine, 1977
Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington, School
of Medicine, 1979
Clinical Professor, Department of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of
Medicine, 1984
Honors
Phi Beta Kappa, 1966
Phi Kappa Phi, 1965
Phi Lambda Upsilon, 1966
Sigma Sigma, 1969
Alpha Omega Alpha, 1970
Washington Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics & Washington State Society of
Pediatrics, Distinguished Service Award, 1983
Pediatric Housestaff Award for Outstanding Teaching,
Clinical Faculty, 1983-84 & 1985-86
Mark Matthews Award for Service to Abused & Neglected Children, from Childhaven,
1988
American Academy of Pediatrics, Practitioner Research Award, 1991
World Association for Children & Parents, Child Advocate of the Year Award, 1993
Feldman KW, Schaller RT, Feldman JA and McMillon M. Tap Water Scald Burns in
Children. Pediatr 1978;62:1-7. Selected as one of the seminal articles in the 50 years of
publication of Pediatrics. Rivara FP. Pediatr 1998;102:256-258.
Best Doctors in America. General Pediatrics, 1996-current. Pediatric Specialties-Abused
Children, 1992-current.
Stanley Stamm Role Model in Medicine, 1999-2000.
Nomination for The <Washington> Governor's Child Abuse Prevention Award, 2002.
4th Annual Lee Ann Miller Award. 11th Annual Children’s Justice Conference. Bellevue,
Wash. April, 2003.
The Odessa Brown Ken Feldman Award: For Distinguished Service in Promoting
Diversity. Inaugural Award 3/15/07
Marquis Who’s Who 10/08Ray E. Helfer Award (Helfer Society), 2008
Cambridge Who’s Who, 2009
Board & Skills Certification
American Board of Pediatrics, 7/1/1975 #18193
Child Abuse Pediatrics 1/26/10
PALS Provider 7/28/02, 9/10/04, 6/20/06
Human subjects training: 6/4/03 By Dr. Diekema CHRMC, CITI
5/28/09, 6/12/12
Medical Licensure
Wisconsin, 1971-2003 #17550
Washington, 1971-present #11919
refresher 6/27/06,
Professional Societies
King County Medical Society, 1971Washington State Medical Association, 1971American Academy of Pediatrics, 1976Executive Committee of the Section on Child Abuse 11/06-11/09 term
SOCAN planning group fro PREP-CAP, Portland CME 7/09
Washington State Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics
North Pacific Pediatric Society, 1976American Association of Poison Control Centers,1979-1987
Western Society for Pediatric Research, 1978Ambulatory Pediatric Association, 1978American Academy of Pediatrics: Child Abuse Section, 1989International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect, 1989American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children, 1991Washington chapter, 1992The Helfer Society, from inception in 1999 Executive committee at-large member 10/04-11/06
Executive committee at-large member 7/2011-2013
Local Responsibilities
Accident Prevention Committee, Washington State Chapter, American Academy of
Pediatrics, 1981
Medical Consultant, Child Protection Team, Children's Hospital & Medical Center, 1983present
Washington State Senate Judiciary Committee, Child Abuse Task Force, Physical Abuse
& Maltreatment Subcommittee, 1985-1986
Washington State Child Abuse Consultation Network, 1986-present
Washington State Governor's Children's Protective Services Review Team, 1986-1987
Board, The Children's Fund (Treehouse), 1988-1992.
Washington State Department of Health, Ad Hoc
Hemoglobinopathy Advisory Committee: Chairman, Hemoglobin Program, Health Care
Guidelines Committee, 1991
Garfield/Nova High Schools Teen Health Clinic Board, 1991-1998
King County CPS, Child Protection Team (Case Review Panel), 1985-2010
University of Washington Law School. Child Advocacy Course. Lecturer: Physical
abuse, law/medicine interface. 1996-2002
Washington State Child Abuse/CPS Training Academy. Lecturer, physical abuse 1995King County Health Dept-Infant Mortality Review Team, 1993-1997
Childhaven Advisory Board, 1997NIMH Conference on Physical Injuries in Child Abuse, participant, March, 1998.
Co-moderator with Iris Litt, Western Society for Pediatric Research, General Pediatric &
Adolescent Medicine Section. Carmel, Calif. Feb, 2001.
Co-moderator with Fred Rivara, Western Society for Pediatric Research, General
Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine Section. Carmel, Calif. Feb, 2002.
NIH Conference on Inflicted Childhood Neurotrauma, October, 2002.
Editorial position
Editorial Board. Child Abuse Quarterly Medical Update. Robert Reece, Ed.
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. 1997Associate Editor 12/09
Publications-Refereed
1. Smith MS, Feldman KW & Furukawa CT. Coma in an Infant Due to Hypertonic
Sodium Phosphate Medication. J Pediatrics.
1973; 82:481-482.
2. Feldman KW & Smith DW. Fetal Phallic Growth and Penile Standards for Neonates. J
Pediatrics. 1975;86:395-398.
3. Feldman KW, Ochs HD, Price TH & Wedgewood RJ. Congenital Stem Cell
Dysfunction Associated with Turner-Like Phenotype. J Pediatrics. 1976;88:979-982.
4. Feldman KW, Schaller RT, Feldman JA & McMillon M. Tap Water Scald Burns in
Children. Pediatrics. 1978;78:1-7.
5. Feldman KW & Simms RJ. Strangulation in Childhood, Epidemiology & Clinical
Course. Pediatrics. 1980;65:1079-1085.
6. Feldman KW, Clarren SC & McLaughlin JF. Tap Water Burns in Handicapped
Children. Pediatrics. 1981;67:560-562.
7. Feldman KW & Brewer DK. Child Abuse, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Rib
Fractures. Pediatrics. 1984;73:339-342.
8. Feldman KW. Pseudoabusive Burns in Asian Refugees. Am J Dis Child.
1984;138:768-769.
9. Feldman KW, Morray JP & Schaller RT. Thermal Injury Caused by Hot Pack
Application in The Hypothermic Child. Am J Emerg Med.1985;3:38-41.
10. Kamitsuka M, Feldman KW & Richardson M. Facial Paralysis Associated with Otitis
Media. Pediatric Infectious Disease. 1985;4:682-684.
11. Holm IA, McLaughlin JF, Feldman KW & Stone EF. Recurrent Hypothermia and
Thrombocytopenia After Severe Neonatal Brain Infection. Clinical Pediatrics.
1988;27:326-329.
12. McGuire TL & Feldman KW. The Psychologic Morbidity of Munchhausen
Syndrome by Proxy. Pediatrics. 1989;83:289-292.
13. Ledbetter DJ, Hatch EI, Feldman KW, Fligner CL & Tapper D. Diagnostic &
Surgical Implications of Child Abuse. Arch
Surg. 1988;128:1101-5.
14. Feldman KW, Christopher DM & Opheim KE. Munchhausen Syndrome/Bulimia by
Proxy: Ipecac as a Toxin in Child Abuse. Child Abuse & Neglect. 1989;13:257-261.
15. Feldman KW, Marcuse EK & Springer DA. Nutritional Rickets in an Urban Pediatric
Clinic. Am Family Phys. 1990;42:1311-1318.
16. Erdman TC, Feldman KW, Rivara FP, Heimbach DM & Wall HA. Tap Water Burn
Prevention: The Effect of Legislation. Pediatrics. 1991;88:572-577.
17. Brogan T, Fligner CL, McLaughlin JF, Feldman KW & Kiesel EL. Positional
Asphyxia in Individuals with Severe Cerebral Palsy. Developmental Medicine & Child
Neurology. 1992;34:164-181.
18. Feldman KW. Patterned Abusive Bruises of the Buttocks and the Pinna. Pediatr.
1992;90:633-636.
19. Feldman KW, Monastersky C & Feldman GK. When Is Childhood Drowning
Neglect? Child Abuse & Neglect. 1993;17:329-336.
20. Weinberg R, Sybert VP, Feldman KW & Neville J. Outcome of CPS Referral for
Sexual Abuse in Children with Condylomata Acuminata. Adolesc & Pediatr Gynecol.
1994;7:19-24.
21. Feldman KW. Confusion of Innocent Pressure Injuries with Inflicted Dry Contact
Burns. Clinical Pediatr. 1995;34:114-115.
22. Feldman KW, Brewer DK & Shaw DWW. Evolution of the Cranial Computed
Tomography Scan in Child Abuse. Child Abuse & Neglect.1995;19:307-314.
23. Watson MA, Feldman KW, Sugar NF, Sommer CJ, Thomas ER & Lin T. Inadequate
History as a Barrier to Immunization. Arch Pediatr & Adolesc Med.1996;150:135-139.
24. Gillenwater JM, Quan L & Feldman KW. Inflicted Submersion in Childhood. Arch
Pediatr & Adolesc Med. 1996;150:298-303.
25. Shugerman RP, Paez A, Grossman DC, Feldman KW & Grady MS. Epidural
hemorrhage: Is it abuse? Pediatrics 1996;97:664-668.
26. Feldman K, Weinberger E, Milstein J & Fligner C. Cervical spine MRI scan in
abused infants. Child Abuse & Neglect. 1997;21:199-205.
27. Feldman KW & Hickman RO. The central venous catheter as a source of medical
chaos in Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. J Pediatr Surg.1998;33:623-627.
28. Sugar NS, Taylor JT & Feldman KW, Infant & toddler bruises: Those who don’t
cruise, rarely bruise. Arch Pediatr & Adol Med 1999;153:399-403.
29. Feldman KW, Bethel R, Shugerman RP, Grossman DC, Ellenbogen RG & Grady
MS. The cause of infant & toddler subdural hemorrhage: A prospective study. Pediatrics.
2001;108:636-646.
30. Feldman KW, Mason C & Shugerman RP. Accusations that hospital staff have
abused pediatric patients. Child Abuse & Neglect. 2001;25:1555-1571.
31. Reed W, Feldman KW, Weiss A & Tencer A. Does soccer ball heading cause retinal
bleeding? Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. 2002;156:337-340.
32. Feldman K, Stout J & Inglis A. Asthma, allergy and sinopulmonary disease in
pediatric condition falsification. Child Maltreatment. 2002;7:125-131.
33. Ayoub CC, Alexander R, Beck D, Bursch B, Feldman KW, Libow J, Sanders MJ,
Schreier H & Yorker B. Position paper: Definitional issues in Munchausen by Proxy.
Child Maltreatment. 2002;7:105-111.
34. Bloom E, Klein EJ, Shushan D & Feldman KW. Variable presentation of rickets in
children in the emergency department. Pediatric Emergency Care. 2004;20:126-130.
35. Joshua CW Jones, Kenneth W Feldman and James D Bruckner. Child Abuse in
infants with proximal physeal injuries of the femur. Pediatr Emerg Care. 2004;20:157158.
36. Daria S, Sugar, NF, Feldman KW, Boos, SC, Benton, SA, and Ornstein, A. Into hot
water head first: Distribution of intentional and unintentional immersion burns. Pediatr
Emerg Care. 2004;20(5): 302-310.
37. Morad Y, Avni I, Capra L, Case ME, Feldman K, Kodsi SR, Esernio-Jenssen D,
Lukefahr JL, Levin AV. Shaken baby syndrome without intracranial hemorrhage on
initial computed tomography. J AAPOS. 2004 Dec;8(6):521-7.
38. Mahim Shah BA, Kenneth W. Feldman MD, Monica S. Vavilala MD, and Daniel K.
Hallam, MD, M.Sc. Motor vehicle crash brain injury in infants and toddlers: A suitable
model for inflicted head injury? Child Abuse and Neglect. 2005;29:953-967.
39. Nyweide K, Feldman K, Gunther DF, Done S, Lewis C & Van Eenwyk C.
Hypocalciuric hypercalcemia presenting as neonatal rib fractures: A newly described
mutation of the calcium-sensing receptor gene. Pediatric Emergency Care 2006;22:722724.
40. Feldman KW, Grady R, Burns, MW, McDonald R. Renal and Urologic
Manifestations of Pediatric Condition Falsification/Munchausen by Proxy. Pediatric
Nephrology. 2007, (http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00467-007-0431-4)
41. Sugar NS, Feldman, KW & the SIGCA Contributors. Perineal impalements in
children. Distinguishing accident from abuse.
Pediatric Emergency Care. 2007;23(9):605-616.
42. Feldman KW, Mazor S. Ecstasy ingestion causing heatstroke like, multi-organ injury
in a toddler. Pediatric Emergency Care. 2007;23 (10):725-726.
43. Feldman KW, Avellino AM, Sugar NF, Ellenbogen RG. Cervical spinal cord injury
in abused children. Pediatric Emergency Care. 2008;24:222-227
44. Mazor SS, Feldman KW, Sugar NS, Sotero M. Pediatric tramadol ingestion resulting in
seizure-like activity: A case series. Pediatric Emergency Care. 2008;24:380-381.
45. Feldman KW. The bruised pre-mobile infant: Should you evaluate further? Pediatric
Emergency Care. 2009;25:37-39.
46. Feldman KW, Jenkins C, Laney T & Seidel K. Toward instituting a chaperone policy
in outpatient pediatric clinics. Child Abuse & Neglect.
2009;33:709716.http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.2009.04.005
47. Chapman T, Sugar N, Done S, Feldman K, Marasin J, Wambold N. Fractures in
Infants and Toddlers with Rickets. Pediatr Radiol. 2010;40 (7):1184-1189.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s00247-009-1470-8
(http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=article&id=doi:10.1007/s
00247-009-1470-8&sa_campaign=Email/ACE/OF)
48. Pariset JM, Feldman KW, Paris C. The Pace of Signs and Symptoms of Blunt
Abdominal Trauma to Children. Clinical Pediatrics. 2010;49:24-28. (Clin Pediatr
OnlineFirst, published on July 23, 2009 as doi:10.1177/0009922809342464
http://cpj.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/0009922809342464v1)
49. Taylor JA, Geyer LJ, Feldman KW. Use of supplemental vitamin D among infants
breastfed for prolonged periods: a study from the Puget Sound Pediatric Research
Network. Pediatr. 2010;125:105-111.
50. Sadilek M, Feldman KW, Murray KF, Young M & Mazor S. The detection of
polyethylene glycol based laxatives in stool. Pediatric Gasterenterology and
Nutrition. 2010;50(3): 276-279. (DOI:10.1097/MPG.0b013e3181a9375a)
51. James A. Taylor, Monica Richter, Stephen Done, Kenneth W. Feldman. The utility of
alkaline phosphatase measurement as a screening test for rickets in breastfed infants
and toddlers: A study from the Puget Sound Pediatric Research Network. Clinical
Pediatrics. 2010;49:1103-1110 (Online August, 2010. DOI:
10.1177/0009922810376993
http://cpj.sagepub.com/content/early/2010/06/03/0009922810376993)
52. Knox BL, Petska HW, Demuri GP, Feldman KW. Staphylococcal Infection
Mimicking Child Abuse: What is the Differential Diagnosis and Appropriate
Evaluation? Pediatr Emerg Care. 2011:27:547-549.
53. Berger R, Fromkin J, Stutz H, Makoroff K, Scribano P, Feldman K, Tu LC, Fabio A.
Abusive head trauma in a time of increased unemployment. Pediatr.
2011;128(4):637-643. DOI: 10.1542/peds.2010-2185.
54. Kotagal, Meera; Reiss, Aya; Vo, Jack; Feldman, Kenneth; Drugas, George; Feldman,
Avensino, Jeffrey. Iatrogenic AV fistula (AVF) in an infant: Diagnostic and
therapeutic considerations. J Clin Ultrasound 2012;40(6):381-384.
DOI:10.1002/jcu.20896.
55. Shein SL, Bell MJ, Kochanek PM, Tyler-Kabara EC, Wisniewski SR, Feldman K,
Maroroff K, Scribano PV, Berger RP. Risk factors for mortality in children with
abusive head trauma. J Pediatr 2012;161(4):716-722.e1.
56. Michelle L Marquardt, Stephen L Done, Maura Sandrock, MS, Walter E Berdon,
Kenneth W. Feldman. Copper deficiency presenting as metabolic bone disease in
extremely low birthweight-short gut infants. In press: Pediatr. 2012;130:e695. doi:
10.1542/peds.2008-1536
57. Luyet FM, Feldman KW, Wright FD, Knox B. Patterned bruises in 2 infants.
Contemporary Pediatrics. 2013;:21-22.
58. Scribano PV, Makoroff KL, Feldman KW, Berger RP. Association of perpetrator
relationship to abusive head trauma clinical outcomes. Child Abuse and Neglect
2013;37:771-777. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.2013.04.001
59. Swaboda SL, Feldman KW. Skeletal Injuries in Non-accidental trauma. Pediatric
Annals. 2013;42:236-243.
60. Care Taker Blogs in Caregiver Fabricated Illness in a Child: A Window on the
Caretaker's Thinking? Brown AN, Gonzalez GR, Wiester RT, Kelley MC, Feldman
KW. Child Abuse and Neglect. 2014;38:488-497.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.3013.12.002
61. Cutaneous Findings Mistaken for Physical Abuse: Present, but not Pervasive.
Kimberly A. Schwartz, James Metz, Kenneth Feldman, Robert Sidbury, Daniel M.
Lindberg, For the ExSTRA Investigators. Pediatric Dermatology. 2014. DOI:
10.111/pde.12290
62. Barbara L. Knox, Kenneth W Feldman, Suzanne Starling, Nancy Kellogg, Lori
Frasier, Suzanna Tiapula. Child torture as a form of child abuse. Journal of Child and
Adolescent Trauma. Doi: 10.1007/s40653-014-0009-9
63. Non-cutaneous conditions clinicians might mistake for abuse. Metz, JB, Schwartz,
KA, Feldman, KW, Lindberg, DM. Arch Dis Child. 2014;99:817-823.
Doi:10.1136/archdischild-2013-304701, Published on line 4/14
64. Frequency of intrathoracic injuries in children younger than 3 years with rib
fractures. Stephen Darling, Stephen L. Done, MD, Seth D. Friedman, PhD, Kenneth
W. Feldman, MD Frequency of intrathoracic in children younger than 3 years with
rib fractures. Pediatric Radiology 2014:44;1230-1236, DOI: 10.1007/s00247-0142988-y
65. Harper NS, Feldman KW, Sugar NF, Anderst JD, Lindberg DM. Additional Injuries
in Young Infants with Concern for Abuse and Apparently Isolated Bruises. J
Pediatrics doi.org/10.1016/j.peds.2014.04.004
66. 3-D CT skull reconstructions as an aid to child abuse evaluations. Marguerite T.
Parisi, Rebecca T. Wiester, Stephen L. Done, Naomi F. Sugar, Kenneth W. Feldman.
Pediatric Emergency Care. doi: 10.1097/PEC.0000000000000199
67.
Delgado F, Tabor HK, Chow PM, Conta JH, Feldman KF, Tsuchiya KD, Beck
AE. Single Nucleotide Polymorphism Arrays and Unexpected Consanguinity:
Considerations for Clinicians When Returning Results to Families. Genetics in
Medicine. 2014: doi:10.1038/gim.2014.119
Letters & Non-Refereed
1. Feldman KW & Herndon SP. Positive Expiratory Pressure for the Treatment of High
Altitude Pulmonary Edema. Lancet. 1977;1:1036.
2. Feldman KW & Herndon SP. A Potential treatment for HAPE. Off Belay. 1977;33:2-4
3. Feldman KW. Choriocarcinoma with Neonatal Anemia. New England J Medicine.
1977;296:880.
4. Feldman KW & Robertson WO. Salt Poisoning: Presenting Symptom of Child
Abuse.Veternary & Human Toxicology. 1979;21:341-342.
5. Woo O, O'Grady L & Feldman KW. Narcotic Withdrawl in Children Under Intensive
Care Therapy. Veterinary & Human Toxicology. 1981;23:36-38.
6. Feldman KW. Help Needed on Hot Water Burns. Pediatrics. 1983;71:145-146.
7. Feldman KW. Munchhausen by Proxy Syndrome. Department of Children & Family
Services Practice Digest. 1988;1:1-3.
8. Feldman KW. Scalding Water Temperatures: In reply. Pediatrics. 1994;94:574.
9. Feldman KW. Accidental Injuries.The Advisor of the American Professional Society
on the Abuse of Children. Alexander RC, ed. 1995;7:14-16.
10. Feldman KW. Pseudoabusive Burns in a Somali Child. Child Abuse & Neglect.
1995;19:657-658.
11. Feldman KW. False diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.Arch Pediatr & Adol
Med.1996;150:1106-1107.
12. Feldman KW. Inflicted incision of the penis. Child Abuse & Neglect. 1997;21:253254.
13. Ayoub CC & Alexander RA. Definitional issues in Munchausen by Proxy. APSAC
Advisor. 11;1998:7-10. (Taskforce of definitions participant)
14. Chadwick DL, et al. Shaken baby syndrome-A forensic pediatric response. Pediatr.
1998;101:321-323.
15. Feldman KW & Sugar NF. Book Review: Hobbs CJ & Wynne JM. Physical Signs of
Child Abuse: A colour atlas, 2nd Ed. Philadelphia, Pa, WB Saunders. 2001. Reviewed in:
Arch Pediatr & Adol Med. 2002;156:410-411.
16. Jonas J, Feldman K & Paris C. The pace of signs and symptoms of blunt abdominal
trauma to children. Journal of Investigative Medicine. 2002;50:66A, Abst.360.
17. Shah M, Vavilala, M, Feldman K & Hallam D. Signs and symptoms of motor vehicle
head injury in infants and toddlers. Journal of Investigative Medicine. 2003;51:S154,
Abst.358.
18. Feldman KW. Review of: Training modules and visuals-Child Maltreatment. Giardino
AP & Monteleone JA, Eds. Pediatric & Developmental Pathology. 2004;7:210.
19. The evidence base for shaken baby syndrome: Response to editorial from 106
doctors. Reece, RM, primary correspondant. BMJ 2004;328:1316-1317.
20. Feldman KW. Book Review: Minns, Robert A and Brown, J Kieth. Shaking and
other non-accidental head injuries in children. London, England. MacKeith Press. 2005.
Arch Pediatr Adol Med. 2007;161:108-109.
21. Feldman K, Sugar N, Wiester B, Brandt J and Brown A. Why do we keep at it: a
response to Villains and Victims. Atrium: the report of the Northwestern Medical
Humanities and Bioethics program. 2008:5:20.
21. Greenbaum J. Challenges in the evaluation of child neglect: Practice guidelines.
American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children. 2008. (editorial assistance and
review).
22. Feldman KW. Commentary on 'congenital rickets' article. Pediatric Radiology.
2009;39(10):1127
(http://www.springerlink.com/content/t32m8632w2598521/fulltext.pdf)
23. Feldman KW, Done S. Commentary on: Vitamin D deficiency rickets and allegations
of non-accidental injury. Acta Paediatrica
Scandanavia. DOI:10.1111/j.16512227.2010.01751.x
24. Walter E Berdon and Kenneth W. Feldman. A Modest Proposal: Thoracic CT for rib
fracture diagnosis in child abuse (letter). Child Abuse & Neglect. 2012;36:200-201.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.2011.07.010
Review Articles and Texts
1. Feldman KW. Prevention of Childhood Accidents: Recent Progress. Pediatrics in
Review. 1980;2:75-82.
2. Feldman KW. Child Abuse by Burning. In: The Battered Child, 3rd Ed Kempe CH
& Helfer RE, eds, Chicago,Ill: University of Chicago Press, 1980:147-162.
3. Feldman KW. Controlling Scald Burns. In: Preventing Childhood Injuries. Bergman
AB, ed. 12th Ross Roundtable on Critical Approaches to Common Pediatric Problems,
Columbus, Ohio: Ross Labs, 1981:50-52.
4. Feldman KW. Child Safety for Injury Prevention. Columbus, Ohio. Ross Labs, 1982.
5. Contributor: Injury Control for Children & Youth, Am Acad of Pediatrics,
Committee on Accident & Poison Prevention. Matilda McIntire, ed. 1987.
6. Feldman KW. Child Abuse by Burning. In: The Battered Child, 4th Ed, Helfer RE &
Kempe RS, ed. Chicago, Ill: University of Chicago Press, 1987:197-213.
7. Feldman KW. Child Abuse: Intensive Care Management In: Pediatric Intensive Care,
1st Ed. Morray JP, ed. Norwalk, Conn. Appleton & Lange, 1987:453-464.
8. Feldman KW. Contributor: The Visual Diagnosis of Child Physical Abuse. Jenny C
& Hay TC, eds. American Academy of Pediatrics & The C. Henry Kempe, National
Center on Child Abuse and Neglect. 1994.
9. Feldman KW. Evaluation of Physical Abuse. In The Battered Child, Fifth Ed. Helfer
ME, Kempe RS & Krugman RD, eds. 1997, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, Ill.&
London, England 1997:175-221.
10. Feldman KW. Contributor: The Visual Diagnosis of Child Sexual Abuse. Jenny C
& Lowen D, eds. American Academy of Pediatrics. 1998.
11. Bergman AB & Feldman KW. Child abuse. In: Twenty Common Problems in
Pediatrics. Bergman AB, ed. McGraw-Hill, New York, NY. 2000:135-148.
12. Feldman KW. Immersion injury in child abuse and neglect. In: Child Abuse:
Medical diagnosis & management, 2nd ed. Reese R & Ludwig S, eds. Lippincott,
Williams & Wilkins. New York. 2001;443-452.
13. Bays J & Feldman KW. Child abuse by poisoning. In: Child Abuse: Medical
diagnosis & management, 2nd ed. Reese R & Ludwig S, eds. Lippincott, Williams &
Wilkins. New York. 2001;405-441.
14. Feldman, KW. Response to: Reece RM. Differential diagnosis of inflicted childhood
neurotrauma. In: Inflicted childhood neurotrauma. Reece RM & Nicholson CE, eds.
American Academy of Pediatrics. 2003:33-38.
15. Sugar NF & Feldman KW. Oral Surgical Aspects of Child Abuse and Neglect. In:
Management of the pediatric maxillofacial patient. Egbert MA & Padwa BL, Eds. Oral
and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America. Elsevier Saunders. Philadelphia,
Pa. 2005;17:435-446.
16. Migita, R & Feldman, K. Visceral injury in Child Abuse. ABC of Child Protection-4th
Ed. Meadow R, Mok J, Rosenberg D, Eds. Blackwell Publishing, BMJ Publishing Group.
Oxford, UK. 2007;30-34.
17. Feldman KW. Burns injuries in child fatality review. For: Child Fatality Review: An
interdisciplinary guide and photographic reference. Alexander R, ed. GW Medical
Publishing Inc. St Louis, Mo. 2007;281-296.
18. Feldman KW. Drowning in child fatality review. For: Child Fatality Review: An
interdisciplinary guide and photographic reference. Alexander R, ed. GW Medical
Publishing Inc. St Louis, Mo. 2007;311-318.
19. Feldman KW, Quan L. Drowning: case studies. For: Child Fatality Review: An
interdisciplinary guide and photographic reference. Alexander R, ed. GW Medical
Publishing Inc. St Louis, Mo. 2007;319-330..
20. Feldman KW. Burns: Case studies. For: Child Fatality Review: An
interdisciplinary guide and photographic reference. Alexander R, ed. GW Medical
Publishing Inc. St Louis, Mo. 2007;297-310.
21. Feldman KW. Contributor & Peer Reviewer. For: The Visual diagnosis of child
abuse on CD-ROM. 3rd Ed. Lowen D and Reece RM, Eds. AAP, 2008.
22. Feldman KW. Immersion injury in child abuse and neglect. For: Child Abuse:
Medical diagnosis and management. 3rd Ed. Reece RM & Christian CW, Eds. AAP,
2008:601-616.
23. Boos S and Feldman K. Neck and spinal cord injuries in child abuse. For: Child
Abuse and Neglect: Diagnosis, Treatment and Evidence. Jenny C, ed. Elsevier,
Saunders. St. Louis, Mo 2010:392-401.
24. AAP Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect. Christian C, Feldman KW. Protecting
Children from Sexual Abuse by Health Care Providers. Pediatr. 2011;128:407-426.
Presentations
1. Feldman KW. Hypernatremic dehydration; CPC. Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Grand Rounds, Seattle, Wa 1974.
2. Marcuse E, Feldman KW. Shigella. Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Grand rounds.
May 1975.
3. Feldman KW. Tap water scald burns. Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Grand Rounds,
Seattle, Wa Oct, 1977
4. Feldman KW. Tap water scald burns. Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Guilds Annual
Meeting, Seattle, Wa March, 1978
5. Feldman KW. Strangulation in childhood. Children’s Orthopedic Hospital Grand
Rounds. 1979.
6. Feldman KW, Schaller RT, Feldman JA & McMillon M. Tap water Scald Burns in
Children. Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Annual Meeting, April 25, 1978. Abstract p
43.
7. Feldman KW & Robertson WO. Abusive Salt Poisoning. American Association of
Poison Control Centers, Annual Meeting, March 15, 1979.
8. Woo O, O'Grady L & Feldman KW. Narcotic Withdrawl in Children Under Intensive
Care Therapy. American Association of Poison Control Centers, Annual Meeting, Salt
Lake City, Utah, August, 1981. Abstract 57.
9. Feldman KW. Controlling Scald Burns. For: 12th Ross Roundtable on Critical
Approaches to Common Pediatric Problems. Seattle, Wash. 1981.
10. Feldman KW. Preventing Injuries: The Leading Cause of Death in Children. For:
Making Prevention Work: A Practical Guide for Clinicians. Presented by: Group Health
Cooperative & the University of Washington School of Public Health, Bellevue, Wash.
May, 1984.
11. Feldman KW. Grand rounds Children’s Hospital and rRegional Mdeical Center. May,
1984.
12. Feldman KW. Kids, Ribs & Heads (Child Abuse). Washington State Medical Society,
Annual Meeting, Seattle, Wash. September, 1984.
13. Feldman KW. Common child abuse injuries; coordination of medical-legal systems.
Sexual assault Unit Training, King County Prosecutors Office. Seattle, Wa. April 24,
1985.
14. Feldman KW & McGuire TL. Munchhausen Syndrome. For: Washington
Association of Child Abuse Councils, 5th State Conference, Seattle, Wash. June 2, 1986.
15. Feldman KW. Recognition and diagnosis of child abuse and eglect. Train the Trainer
. Committee for Children. Seattle, Wa. June 23 and Aug 18, 1986.
16. Feldman KW & klingbeil K. Family/child elder abuse. National Assoc of Community
Health Centers. Seattle, Wa Sept 16, 1986.
17. Feldman,KW. Failure to Thrive Overview: Medical Assessment. In: Children of
Adolescent Parents. Presented to: Failure to Thrive, Seattle, Washington. September 26,
1986.
18. Feldman KW & McGuire T. Munchausen’s-by-proxy: Case report. Medical-legal
aspects of child abuse and sexual assault. Children’s Hospital and Medical Center. Dec 4,
1986.
19. Holm IA, McLaughlin JF, Feldman KW & Stone EF. Recurrent Hypothermia and
Thrombocytopenia after Severe Neonatal Brain Infection. Presentation & abstract:
Northwest Society for Developmental & Behavioral Research, Portland, Oregon. March
11, 1987.
20. Brown G, Cicchette D, Feldman K & Spikes K. Child Abuse. For: The Surgeon
General's Northwest Conference on Interpersonal Violence. Seattle, Wash. Sept, 1987
(proceedings p 87).
21. Feldman KW, Christopher DM & Opheim KE. Anorexia Nervosa/ Munchhausen
Syndrome by Proxy and Ipecac. Amer Acad Clin Toxicology/Am Assoc Poison Control
Centers Annual Meeting, Vancouver, Canada. 1987, abstract 114.
22. Ledbetter DJ, Hatch EI, Feldman KW, Fligner CL & Tapper D. Diagnostic &
Surgical Implications of Child Abuse. For: Pacific Coast Surgical Association, Annual
Meeting, San Francisco, Calif. Feb, 1988.
23. Feldman KW. Medical issues related to the physical abuse of children. For: Child
physical and sexual abuse investigation. Washington State Criminal Justice Training
Center. Jan, 1988.
24. Feldman KW. Munchausen syndrome: Fabrication of childhood illness by caregiver.
Washington Association of child abuse councils. Risks, Realities and Resolutions
conference. April, 1988.
25. English, Feldman K & Harms R. Risk Assessment- The Community Speaks Out. For:
Protecting Children: Charting the Course. Am Assoc for Protection of Children, 112th
Annual Meeting, Tacoma, Wash. Nov, 1988.
26. Feldman KW. Historical & Physical Clues to Child Abuse & Neglect. For: Child
Abuse & Neglect: Implications for Dentistry & Other Health Professionals. Univ of
Wash, Continuing Dental Education. Bellevue, Wash. December, 1988.
27. Feldman KW. Child abuse issues for those in ambulatory care. Updates in ambulatory
and community pediatrics. Children’s Hospital and Medical Center. Sept,1989.
28. Feldman KW. Clinical aspects of child abuse. King County Medical examiner
Division. Forensic pathology conference. March, 1989.
29. Feldman KW. Child Abuse and Neglect. Washington Assoc Coroner Offices
(WACO) Conference. Olympia, Wa. Oct 4, 1989.
30. Feldman KW. Physical aspects of child abuse and neglect. King County Academy of
Family Physicians, Bellevue, Wa. Oct, 1989.
31. Erdman TC, Feldman,KW, Rivara, PFP, Heimbach, DH & Wall, HA. Tap Water
Burn Prevention: The Effect of Legislation. Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Dist IX &
X Annual Meeting. Carmel, Calif. February, 1990.
32. Robertson WO, Feldman KW, Jenny C, Baird J & Darrah J. Issues in Testifying in
Child Abuse Cases, Roundtable. For: AAP Spring Session, Seattle, Wash. May, 1990.
33. Strickland SL, Garcia R, Ludwig S, Feldman KW, Kanev P, Kleinman P & Leestma
J. Child Abuse: Blunt Head Trauma & the Shaken Baby. Child Abuse & Neglect Section
Meeting. For: AAP Spring Session, Seattle, Wash. May, 1990.
34. Feldman KW & Brewer DK. Evolution of the Computed Tomography Scan in Child
Abuse. For: The San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment, San
Diego, Calif. January, 1991. and For: Ambulatory Pediatric Association, District IX & X
Annual Meeting, Carmel, Calif. February, 1991. p 3.
35. Feldman KW, McGuire T. Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. Children’s Hospital and
Medical Center Grand Rounds. Ja, 1991.
36. Walters M, Storb R, Thomas E, Sanders J, Matthews D, Feldman K, Bernstein I,
Martin D, Pepe M, Hansen J and Sullivan K. Allogenic Marrow Transplantation for
Treatment of Symptomatic Sickle Cell Anemia, Sickle Cell Meeting, Mobile, Ala.
March, 1991.
37. Feldman KW. Child physical abuse and neglect. Brigid Collins House/St. josephs
Hospital. Bellingham, Wa. April, 1991.
38. Feldman KW, Wall HA and Wang A. Accident Prevention II: Hot Water. For:
Advocacy for Children: Tools for Action, Seattle, Washington. 1991.
39. Weinberg R, Sybert VP, Feldman KW, Neville J & Frazier LD. Substantiation of
Sexual Abuse in Children with Condylomata Acuminata. For: Ambulatory Pediatric
Association, District IX & X Annual Meeting, Carmel, Calif. February, 1992.
40. Feldman KW. Child Abuse Case Workshop. N Pacific Pediatr Soc, 144th Meeting.
Seattle, Wash. March, 1992.
41. Feldman KW. Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy: The Challenge of Recognition &
Prevention. For: Better Tomorrows Begin Today, Ninth Annual State Conference on
Child Abuse Prevention & Intervention, Bellevue, Wash. April, 1992.
42. Gregory CD, Feldman KW, Abrams L, Livermore L, DeBruyn L, Black Bear T &
Bates F. Domestic Violence Treatment Issues. For: Protecting Tomorrow's Leaders: An
Action Conference on Child Abuse & Domestic Violence for the Tribal Leaders of
Today. By: Indian Health Services/Bureau of Indian Affairs. Seattle, Wash. April, 1992.
43. Feldman KW. Children’s Hospital & Medical Center Grand Rounds. Dec. 17, 1992
44. Paez A, Shugerman RP, Grossman DC, Feldman KW & Grady MS. Epidural
Hemorrhage: When Is It Abusive. Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Region IX & X
Annual Meeting, Carmel, Calif. February, 1993.
45. Gillenwater JM, Quan L & Feldman KW. Intentional Submersion in Childhood.
Ambulatory Pediatric Association. Region IX & X Annual Meeting, Carmel, Calif.
February, 1993.
46. Feldman, KW. Recognizing Child Abuse in the Critically Ill Patient. American Assoc
of Critical Care Nurses, Puget Sound Chapter. Currents: Critical Care Symposium '93.
Seattle, Wash. March, 1993.
47. Feldman KW. Serious Physical Abuse: Case Studies in the Medical Approach to
Injury Evaluation. Tenth Annual State Conference on Child Abuse Prevention and
Intervention, Child Abuse Prevention Assoc of Washington. Bellevue, Wash. April,
1993.
48. Feldman KW. Child Abuse Forensics. 1993, Defender Conference, Wash State
Defender Assoc & Criminal Justice Training Commission. Winthrop, Wash. May, 1993.
49. Feldman KW. Nutritional rickets. Children’s Hospital & Medical Center, Grand
Rounds, Sept 30, 1993.
50. Feldman KW. Abuse cases. For: Case Conference in emergency medicine. Children’s
Hospital. Oct 29, 2003. Wash Chapter Am Coll Emerg Physicians.
51. Feldman KW & Asser S. Burns. San Diego Conference on Responding to Child
Maltreatment, Ninth Annual. Jan, 1994.
52. Feldman KW & Senac MO Jr. Thoracic & Abdominal Injuries Resulting from Nonaccidental Trauma. San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment, Ninth
Annual. Jan, 1994.
53. Feldman KW. Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. San Diego Children’s Hospital
Grand Rounds. Jan, 1994.
54. Watson MA, Feldman KW, Sommer CJ, Sugar NF, Thomas ER & Lin T. Inadequate
Immunization History as a Barrier to Immunization. Ambulatory Pediatric Assoc, Dist IX
& X, Annual Meeting. Carmel, Calif. Feb, 1994.
55. Feldman KW. Domestic violence workshop. Group health. Seattle, Wa. March, 1994.
56. Feldman KW, Stachowial J, Estabrook P, Ongerth A. Assessment of abuse and
neglect cases in health care settings. Washington State Children’s Justice Conference.
Belleview, Wa, April 26, 1994.
57. Feldman KW. Physical abuse & neglect: Patterns of abuse, accidental vs inflicted
injury. North Pacific Pediatric Society, 149th meeting. Blaine, Wash. Sept, 1994.
58. McCann JJ & Feldman KW. Advanced workshop-The abused child; Forensic
evaluation, courtroom testimony and medico-legal interface. North Pacific Pediatric
Society, 149th meeting. Blaine, Wash. Sept, 1994.
59. Feldman KW. Nutritional rickets. Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center
Grand Rounds. Sept, 1994.
60. Feldman KW. Physical Evidence of Abuse I & Physical Abuse Examination II. 11th
Annual SCAN Conference: Medical Aspects of Child Abuse & Neglect. Spokane, Wash.
Oct, 1994.
61. Feldman KW & McCann JJ. Imitations of Abuse. 11th Annual SCAN Conference:
Medical Aspects of Child Abuse & Neglect. Spokane, Wash. Oct, 1994.
62. Chapman S & Feldman KW. A two year-old girl with seizures. Children’s Hospital &
Medical Center Grand Rounds. Seattle, Wa, Feb 23, 1995.
63. Feldman KW. Issues in Child Advocacy. North Pacific Pediatric Society, 150th
meeting. Seattle, Wash. March, 1995.
64. Feldman KW. How I ended up evaluating child abuse. University of Washington
School of Medicine, Pediatric Interest Group, Nov, 1995.
65. Feldman KW. Bruises & Bite Marks Indicating Physical Abuse. For: The Medical
Examination, Evaluation and treatment of Child Sexual Abuse. By the: Harborview
Sexual Assault Center. Bellevue, Wash. Feb, 1996.
66. Feldman KW. The non-fatally abused child. for Death Investigation (9365A),
Washington Criminal Justice Training Commission, Seattle, Wash. June, 1996.
67. Plorde M, McCann J & Feldman K. The early clinical presentation of shaken baby.
For: The National Conference on Shaken Baby Syndrome. Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov,
1996.
68. Keldman K, Weinberger E, Milstein J & Fligner C. Cervical spine MRI scan in
Abusive head injury. For: The National Conference on Shaken Baby Syndrome. Salt
Lake City,Utah. Nov, 1996.
69. Scott CR, Cheng EY, Feldman KW, Jack R & Lindstedt S, Prenatal treatment of
fraternal twins discordant for tyrosinemia type I. Presented to the Am Soc Homan
Genetics. 1996. Am J Hum Genet. 89, IV Suppl;1996:p A378, abst 2202.
70. Bethel R, Feldman K, Shugerman R, Grossman D & Grady S. The etiology of
subdural hemorrhage in infants and toddlers. For: The National Conference on Shaken
Baby Syndrome. Salt Lake City, Utah. Nov, 1996 & For the: Region IX & X APA
Meeting, Carmel, Calif. February, 1997.
71. Feldman KW & Hickman RO. The central venous catheter as a source of medical
chaos in Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. For: The San Diego Conference on
Responding to child Maltreatment. San Diego, Calif. January, 1998.
72. Feldman KW. Child abuse: Basic diagnosis & what’s new in 1998. For: A day in the
office: Problems in pediatric practice 1998. Group Health Cooperative, Seattle, Wash.
February, 1998.
73. Sugar NS, Taylor JT & Feldman KW, Infant & toddler bruises: Those who don’t
cruise, rarely bruise. For: The San Diego Conference on Responding to Child
Maltreatment. January, 1998. And The Ambulatory Pediatric Association, District IX &
X meeting, Carmel, Calif. February, 1998. And at Spring APA meeting, 5/98.
74. Feldman KW, Mason C & Shugerman RS. Accusations that hospital staff have
abused pediatric patients. For: The Ambulatory Pediatric Association, District IX & X
meeting, Carmel, Calif. February 7, 1998.
75. Feldman KW. Head injuries. Harborview Sexual Assault Center Conference. May 15,
1998.
76. Feldman KW. Case discussions in child abuse. Family Practice Board Review, Am
acad Family Physicians. Seattle, Wa June 9, 1998.
77. Feldman KW. Child physical abuse. St. Mary’s Medical Center, Walla Walla, Wa
Aug 28, 1998.
78. Feldman KW. Child physical abuse. US Navy Family Violence Conference. Everett,
Wa Sept 24, 1998.
79. Feldman KW & Peltier P. Burns: Medical assessment & scene investigation. For the
San Diego Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment. San Diego, Calif. January,
1999.
80. Burgess J, Feldman KW, Goater K, Mason C, McDonald J & Raey D. Working
together to effectively address shaken baby syndrome cases: A combined response.
Children’s Justice Conference, 7th Annual, Bellevue, Wash. April, 1999.
81. Feldman, KW & Boos, S. Biomechanics of head trauma. Eighteenth Annual
Conference on Child Abuse & Neglect, University of California-Davis, Sacramento,
Calif. May, 1999.
82. Feldman, KW. Visceral injuries in child abuse. Eighteenth Annual Conference on
Child Abuse & Neglect, Uiversity of California-Davis, Sacramento, Calif. May, 1999.
83. Mason C, Feldman K, Sconyers J & Cole J. System for response to allegations of
maltreatment of children. Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center, Seattle, Wash.
Grand rounds, Sept 30, 99.
84. Scott CR, Sniderman LC, Smith CO & Feldman KW. The effectiveness of 2-(2-nitro4-trifluoromethylbenzoyl)-1,3-cyclohexanedione (NTBC) as a theraputic agent for
tyrosinemia-I: The US experience. Pediatric Academic Societies, 2000.
85. Scott CR, Sniderman LC, Smith CO & Feldman KW. NTBC is an effective theraputic
agent for the treatment of children symptomatic from tyrosimemia-I. World congress of
pediatric gastroenterology, hepatology & nutrition, 2000.
86. Feldman KW. Recognizing patterns of child abuse. Current Practices in adult &
pediatric trauma; 11th annual trauma conference, WWAMI 2000. Harborview Medical
Center, Seattle, Wash. May, 2000.
87. Feldman KW. Inflicted head injury. Neurosurgery Grand Rounds. Univ of
Washington, Seattle, Wa. May 10, 2000.
88. Bergman AB & Feldman KW. Abusive head injury. Neurosurgery Grand Rounds.
University of Washington. Seattle, Wash. May, 2000.
89. Feldman KW. When are child death investigations needed? Pediatric
Roundup/Annual Meeting Montana Chapter AAP. West Yellowstone, Mont. Sept-Oct,
2000.
90. Reed W, Feldman KW, Weiss A & Tencer A. Does soccer ball heading cause retinal
hemorrhage in youth soccer players? The Helfer Society Annual Meeting. Midway, Utah.
Sept, 2000. And for: the Ambulatory Pediatric Society, District IX & X Annual Meeting,
Carmel, Calif. February, 2001.
91. Feldman KW. Inflicted Head Injury, State of the Art Talk. General Pediatrics and
Adolescent Medicine Section, WAFMR, WSCI, WAP, WSPR, WSMRF Western
Regional Meeting. Carmel, Ca, Feb, 2001.
92. Feldman KW, Bethel R, Shugerman RP, Grossman DC, Ellenbogen RG & Grady
MS. The etiology of infant & toddler subdural hemorrhage: A prospective study. Third
National Conference on Shaken Baby Syndrome. Salt Lake City, Utah. Sept, 2000.
93. Feldman KW. Assessing a head injury-accidental vs non-accidental. Pediatric
Roundup/Annual Meeting Montana Chapter AAP. West Yellowstone, Mont. Sept-Oct,
2000.
94. Feldman KW. Severe and fatal child physical abuse. For the: The Washington Violent
Crimes Investigators Association. Kennewick, Washington. June, 2001.
95. Feldman KW. What to do when hospital staff are accused of abusing patients. Grand
Rounds, Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center, Seattle, Wa. 9/20/01.
96. Feldman KW. Accusations that hospital staff have abused pediatric patients. Ninth
Annual Barrett Lectureship, Children's Hospital of Dallas, Texas. 11/14/01.
97. Feldman KW. Shaken Baby Syndrome. Washington Council for Child Abuse and
Neglect.Nov 26, 2001
98. Jonas J, Feldman K & Paris C. The pace of signs and symptoms of blunt abdominal
trauma to children. Ambulatory Pediatric Association, Dist. 9 & 10 Annual Meeting,
Carmel, Calif. 2/9/02. And: Western Regional Meeting WAFMR, WSCI, WAP, WSPR
& WSMFR. Carmel, Calif. 2/9/02. And for: American Society Emergency Medicine,
4/02.
99. Feldman KW. A closer look at shaken baby syndrome. WAMI 2002, Current
practices in adult and pediatric trauma. Seattle, Wa, April 2, 2002.
100. WAMI visiting professor, Spokane, Wa, 3/27/02. Port Angeles, Wa 6/12/02.
Pocatello & Boise, Idaho, 9/24-25/02. Bellingham, Wa. 9/3/03.
101. Feldman KW & Mann F. A closer look at shaken baby syndrome. WAMI 2002, 13th
Annual Harborview Trauma Conference. 4/2/02. Seattle, Wa.
102. Christian C, Sege R & Feldman KW. Commentary on: Reece R. Differential
Diagnosis of inflicted child Neurotrauma. NIH Conference on Inflicted Childhood
Neurotrauma, October, 2002. Washington, DC.
103. Feldman KW. Investigation of childhood burns: Scene recreation and other tips.
With: Runyon D, Sheridan R & Billmire D. Session on Inflicted burns. For the Section on
child abuse & neglect and the section on plastic surgery, joint session. American
Academy of Pediatrics, Fall National Conference, Oct, 2002. Boston, Ma.
104. Feldman KW. The Stahlei Lecture: Evaluation of suspected non-accidental injury:
Musculoskeletal aspects. For L.T. Stahlei Pediatric Orthopedic Seminar. Children's
Hospital & Regional Medical Center. Seattle, Wash. 1/25/03.
105. Shah M, Vavilala, M, Feldman K & Hallam D. Signs and symptoms of motor
vehicle head injury in infants and toddlers. Western Society for Pediatric Research.
Carmel, Calif. 2/1/03.
106. Morad Y, Avni I, Benton SA, Berger R, Capra L, Esernio-Jenssen D, Feldman K,
Gustavson EE, Huyer D, Kodsi SR, Lukefahr JL, Levitt CJ, Mian M, Topley J, Levin
AV. Characteristics of children with shaken baby syndrome diagnosed despite no signs of
intracranial bleeding on computerized tomography on admission. Accepted for AAPOS,
Hawaii. 3/03. Not presented due to Iraq war, presenting author couldn’t leave Israel.
107. Jenny C, Feldman K, Johnson l, Pattis K, Mahlum P, Hosmun T, Dorsey B. Shaken
Baby Syndrome: The past, the present & the future-The theory & practice of shaking
infants. 11th Annual Children’s Justice Conference. Bellevue, Wa. April, 2003.
108. Feldman KW. Physical abuse: anticipation & early recognition. Child Abuse &
Neglect Coordinating Council of Yakima, Annual Conference, Yakima, Wa, April, 2003.
109. Duhaime T, Feldman K, Gillis B. Research definitions of inflicted head trauma.
Child Abuse Special Interest Group. Pediatric Academic Societies (SPR, APA, APS)
Annual Meeting, Seattle, Wa. May 4, 2003.
110. Feldman K, Baker K. Legal issues for physicians and hospitals when confronting
pediatric factitious disorders (AKA MSBP). Child Abuse SIG. Pediatric Academic
Societies (SPR, APA, APS) Annual Meeting, Seattle, Wa. May 4, 2003.
111. Feldman KW. Immersion Injury, hypo & hyperthermia, establishing a live birth,
pediatric condition falsification and salt poisoning. For: American Prosecutors Research
Institute conference “Investigation and prosecution of child fatalities and physical abuse.”
Seattle, Wa. July, 2003.
112. Feldman KW & Johnson L. Basic Medical Evidence in Child Abuse. Washington
State Prosecuting Attorneys: Special Assault Training Program. Levenworth, Wa. Sept,
2003.
113. Morad Y, Avni I, Capra L, Case ME, Esernio-Jenssen D, Feldman K, Kodsi SR,
Lukefahr JL, Levin AV. Shaken baby syndrome with no computed tomographic signs of
intracranial bleeding on admission. Presented: The Helfer Society Annual meeting, Sept,
2003, Montebello, Quebec.
114. Feldman KW, Asser S. Inflicted burn injury. for: APSAC Advanced Training
Institutes, San Diego, Calif., Jan, 04.
115. Allegations that one’s own hospital staff may have abuse children within the
hospital. Feldman KW & Jenkins C. for: APSAC Advanced Training Institutes, San
Diego, Calif., January, 04.
116. Case problems in child abuse. Feldman KW. For: Practical Pediatrics, Children’s
Hospital & Regional Medical Center, Seattle, Wa. March, 2004.
117. Mendelow M & Feldman KW. Effective & compassionate management of
suspected Pediatric Condition Falsification (aka Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy). For:
Washington Chapter, National Association of Social Workers 2004 Conference,
Tukwilla, Wa. April, 2004.
118. Feldman KW. Child abuse/neglect? For: Washington Chapter, American Academy
of Pediatrics: Mental and physical health: Your patient’s, your practice’s and yours.
Levenworth, Wa, 7/25/04.
119. Feldman KW. Recognizing physical child abuse in the primary care setting:
Interactive case studies. For: Clinical issues in pediatrics. Seattle, Wa. Sept., 2004.
120. Feldman KW & Coulter K. Case problems in child abuse: How not to miss the
diagnosis. For: American Academy of Pediatrics- Annual Meeting. San Francisco, Ca.
0ct 13, 2004.
121. Feldman KW. Child physical abuse, risk factors and early recognition. For: King
County Bar Assoc CLE for Guardian’s ad Litum, Seattle Feb 26, 2005.
122. Feldman KW. Problematic nutrition and growth. For: The 26th Annual Duncan
Seminar: Raising Special Needs Kids: Health, Growth, and Nutrition. Seattle, Wa.
3/18/05.
123. Feldman KW. Child abuse recognition. For: Monthly Trauma Conference,
Providence Hospital, Everett, Wa. 4/13/05.
124. Feldman KW & Brandt J. Pediatric condition falsification. Northwest Child
Maltreatment Peer Review. Seattle, Wa. June, 2005.
125. Nyweide K, Feldman KW, Gunther DF, MD, Done S, Lewis C, Van Eenwyk C.
Hypocalciuric hypercalcemia presenting as neonatal rib fractures: A newly described
mutation in the calcium-sensing receptor gene. For: Ray E Helfer Society, 5th Annual
Meeting. New Paltz, NY, October, 3005.
126. Feldman KW. Thoraco-abdominal trauma. 20th Annual San Diego International
Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca. Jan. 2006.
127. Feldman KW & Nunes M. Genetic mimics of the shaken baby syndrome. 20th
Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. San
Diego, Ca. Jan. 2006.
128. Feldman KW. Burn scene investigation, for law enforcement/social work. For:
Second annual statewide best practice symposium: Identifying, treating and healing child
physical abuse. New Jersey CARES Institute, New Brunswick, NJ. March 30, 2006.
129. Feldman KW. Overview of visceral injuries, for medical professionals. For: Second
annual statewide best practice symposium: Identifying, treating and healing child
physical abuse. New Jersey CARES Institute, New Brunswick, NJ. March 30, 2006.
130. Feldman KW. Medical evaluation of burns. For: Second annual statewide best
practice symposium: Identifying, treating and healing child physical abuse. New Jersey
CARES Institute, New Brunswick, NJ. March 30, 2006.
131. Feldman KW. Inflicted head injury. For: Shaken Baby Syndrome master training.
Seatte, Wa 10/31/06.
132. Feldman KW. Inflicted visceral injury. For. Working together to improve
interdisciplinary response to child maltreatment. Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center,
Chicago, Il. 11/2/06.
133. Sugar N, Feldman KW. Accidental perineal impalements in children. Helfer Society
annual meeting. Asheville, NC, 11/15/06.
134. Corwin D, Feldman KW. Web based system for external peer review of child abuse
medicine. Helfer Society annual meeting. Asheville, NC, 11/15/06.
135. Feldman KW, Jenkins C. Abuse of pediatric hospital patients: Understanding and
avoiding physician/patient boundary issues. For the: 21st Annual San Diego International
Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca, Jan 25, 2007.
Also presented: Children’s Hospital & Regional Medical Center Grand Rounds 2/1/07.
136. Feldman KW. Pediatric condition falsification// Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
For the: 21st Annual San Diego International Conference on Child and Family
Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca, Jan 26, 2007.
137. Feldman KW. Inflicted Head Injuries: 1) An overview. 2) Controversies. For:
Symposium on Pediatric Head Trauma. Legacy Emmanuel Health System, Portland, Or
2/27/07.
138. Feldman KW. 1) Inflicted head injuries. 2) Psychosocial precedents of child abuse
and neglect. 3) Basic child physical abuse. For: Olympic Medical Center and Children’s
Protective Services, Port Angeles, Wa. 6/22/07
139. Feldman KW, Jenkins C, Laney T, Seidel K. Toward instituting a chaperone policy
in outpatient pediatric clinics. Helfer Society, Annual Meeting. October 23-25, 2007.
Stevenson, Wa.
140. Feldman KW, Avellino AM, Sugar NF, Ellenbogen RG. Symptomatic cervical
spinal cord injury in abused children. Helfer Society, Annual Meeting. October 23-25,
2007. Stevenson, Wa.
141. Feldman KW. Inflicted burns. For the: 22nd Annual San Diego International
Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca, Jan 30, 2008.
142. Feldman KW. Hypo- and Hyper-Thermia. For the: 22nd Annual San Diego
International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca, Feb 1, 2008.
143. Feldman KW, Langle J & Opel D. Physician-patient boundaries: a juncture of
ethics, professionalism & child abuse. Crossing the line: Professional boundaries in a just
culture. CHRMC Patient Safety Conference. March 5, 2008.
144. Feldman KW. Antecedents and manifestations of child abuse. for the: Indian Child
Welfare Summit, Region 6, North Area. and Basic approach to child physical abuse. for
the: Makah HIS Clinic. Neah Bay, Wa, June 10, 2008.
145. Sugar N, Chapman T, Done S, Feldman KW, Marasigan J & Wambold N. Fracture
patterns in children with rickets. 9th Annual Helfer Society Meeting. Tucson, Az. Sept,
2008.
146. Christian C & Feldman K. We see what we look for; we look for what we know.
Helfer Society visual diagnosis session. 9th Annual Helfer Society Annual Meeting.
Tucson, Az. Sept, 2008.
147. Hyden P & Feldman KW. Inflicted burns. 9th Annual Helfer Society Annual
Meeting. Tucson, Az. Sept, 2008.
148. Feldman KW. Inflicted burns. For: Midwest Regional Children's Advocacy Center,
NCA net Teleconference Education Call, Video conference for Midwest sites, Oklahoma,
Portland and Hawaii. Feb 12, 2009.
149. Feldman KW. Inflicted skeletal trauma. For: Pediatric NAT Symposium for Law
Enforcement and Attorneys. Madigan Army Medical Center. Feb 26, 2009.
150. Feldman KW, Jenkins C. Current issues in abusive head injury. Grand Rounds
Seattle Children’s. April 2, 2009.
151. Feldman KW. Inflicted skeletal injuries: Identification and differential diagnosis.
Child Abuse and Family Violence Summitt. Sponsored by: Clakamas County Sheriff’s
Office. Portland, Oregon. May 5, 2009.
152. Chapman T, Sugar N, Done S, Feldman KW, Marasigan J & Wambold N. Fracture
patterns in children with rickets. Annual Society for Pediatric Radiology Meeting. May,
2009.
153. Sadilek M, Feldman KW, Murray KF, Young M & Mazor S. Selective detection of
polyethylene glycol based laxatives in children’s stool. Am Soc for Mass
Spectrophotometry. 2009. Proceedings of the 57th ASMS Conference on Mass
Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Philadelphia, PA (2009).
154. Christian CW, Feldman KW. Medical conundrums in child abuse: Bone and
bleeding disorders. AAP NCE 10/17/09, Washington, DC.
155. Feldman KW, Hanna Tom, Stewart Chris. The changing face of child abuse
medicine: An internet perspective on teaching, research and practice. 24th Annual San
Diego Conference on Child Maltreatment, San Diego, Ca. 1/25/10.
156. Feldman W. Falls in children: It’s not just about heads. 24th Annual San Diego
Conference on Child Maltreatment, San Diego, Ca. 1/27/10.
157. Feldman, KW. Current issues in child abuse: Traps for primary care to avoid. North
Pacific Pediatric Society. 180th Scientific Conference. Seattle,Wa. 3/14/10.
158. Berger RP, Fromkin J, Stutz H, Makoroff K, Feldman K, Scribano P, Songer T. An
increase in abusive head trauma during the current recession: A multi-center analysis.
10th Annual Helfer Society Meeting 4/19/10, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pediatric Academic Societies May 1, 2010, Vancouver, Ca.
159. Scribano PV, Curran S, Makoroff K, Feldman K, Berger RP. The importance of
non-biologic caretakers as perpetrators of abusive head trauma in children > 1 year of
age. 10th Annual Helfer Society Meeting 4/19/10, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pediatric Academic Societies May 2, 2010, Vancouver, Ca.
160. Makoroff K, Eby M, Scribano PV, Feldman K, Songer T, Berger RP. Mortality and
injury characteristics of abusive head trauma in children: Implications for prevention. 10th
Annual Helfer Society Meeting 4/19/10, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pediatric Academic Societies May 1, 2010, Vancouver, Ca.
170. Feldman K, Sugar N, Maroroff KL, Scribano P, Berger R. The presentation of
children with acute and chronic subdural hemorrhage due to abusive head trauma. 10th
Annual Helfer Society Meeting 4/19/10, Philadelphia, Pa.
171. Christian C, Feldman K. Seeing is believing: The 2nd annual visual diagnosis
session. 10th Annual Helfer Society Meeting 4/19/10, Philadelphia, Pa.
Within this: Marquardt M, Done S, Feldman K. Beaks from the blue: Copper deficient
metabolic bone disease.
172. Feldman KW, Sugar NS, Scribano P, Makoroff K, Berger R. The presentation of
children with acute and chronic subdural hemorrhage due to abusive heat trauma. 11th
International Conference on Shaken Baby Syndrome/ Abusive Head Trauma.
Buckhead/Atlanta, Ga. 9/14/10. Also included: Feyma T, Browd S, Pruthi S, Sugar N,
Feldman K. The frequency of rebleeding into traumatic subdural hemorrhages.
173. Berger R, Feldman K, Fromkin J, Stutz H, Makoroff K, Scribano PV, Songer T. An
increase in abusive head trauma during the current recession: A multi-center analysis.
11th International Conference on Shaken Baby Syndrome/ Abusive Head Trauma.
Buckhead/Atlanta, Ga. 9/14/10.
174. Stein S, Bell MJ, Kochanek PM, Tyler-Kabara E, Wisniewski S, Feldman K,
Makoroff K, Scribano P, Berger RP. Glasgow coma scale score is associated with
mortality in abusive head trauma in children. Society of Critical Care Medicine 40th
Critical Care Congress. January 15-19, 2011. San Diego, CA.
175. Feldman KW, Thackeray J. Dermatalogic conditions: Is it abuse or not? American
Academy of Pediatrics, National Conference. San Francisco, Ca. 10/5/10
176. Christian C, Feldman K, moderators. The 3rd annual visual diagnosis session. Ray
Helfer Society, 111th Annual meeting. Amelia Island, Fl. 4/11
Presented within that: Kotagal M, Reiss A, Vo N, Feldman K, Avansino JR. Seeing red:
AV fistula masquerading as child abuse.
177. Feldman KW. Falls: It’s not just heads. For the: Midwest Children's Resource
Center, St Paul, Mn 10/27/11.
178. Feldman KW. Antecedents and early recognition of child abuse. For: Pacific
Northwest 34th Annual Conference: Advanced Practice in Primary and Acute Care,
Sponsor: University of Washington, School of Nursing, Seattle, Wa. 10/27/11.
179. Miller M, Jinguji T, Feldman K. Orthopedic responsibilities in child abuse.
University of Washington Orthopedics & sports medicine grand rounds. 12/7/11, Seattle,
Wa.
180. Metz J, Schwartz K, Feldman K, Lindberg D. Non-cutaneous mimics of physical
abuse. Helfer Society, 2012 Annual meeting. 3/12, Austin, Tx.
181. Christian C, Feldman K. Moderators. Clinical case shorts. Helfer Society, 2012
Annual meeting. 3/12, Austin, Tx.
182. Schwartz K, Metz J, Feldman K, Lindberg D. Cutaneous mimics of child abuse.
Helfer Society, 2012 Annual meeting. 3/12, Austin, Tx.
183. Harper N, Sugar N, Feldman K, Lindberg D. Occult injury in bruised infants: A
multisite analysis. Helfer Society, 2012 Annual meeting. 3/12, Austin, Tx.
184. Darling S, Done S, Feldman K. Rib fractures in children. A marker for intrathoracic
injury? SPR. San Francisco. April 19, 2012.
185. Feldman KW. Prevalence of abusive injuries in siblings and contacts of abused
children. SPR. San Francisco. April 19, 2012.
186. Schwartz K, Metz J, Feldman K, Lindberg D. Cutaneous Mimics of Physical
Abuse: Present, but not Pervasive. Pediatric Academic Societies. Boston, Ma. May, 2012.
187. Feldman KW. Burns: accident, abuse or neglect? Child Maltreatment Symposium.
Lurie Children’s Hospital, Chicago, Il. September 7, 2012.
188. Feldman KW. Are this child’s fractures secondary to rickets? Child Maltreatment
Symposium. Lurie Children’s Hospital, Chicago, Il. September 7, 2012.
189. Flaherty E, Jenny C, Feldman KW. Responding to controversies about child abuse:
point counterpoint. Child Maltreatment Symposium. Lurie Children’s Hospital, Chicago,
Il. September 7, 2012.
190. Berger R, Makoroff K, Feldman K, McGraw M. Abusive head trauma and the
economy: Data from an ongoing multi-center analysis.12th International conference on
shaken baby syndrome/abusive head trauma. Boston, Ma 9/29-10/1/12.
191. Feldman KW. Abusive burns. 27th Annual San Diego International Conference on
Child and Family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca. 1/28-31/2013.
192. Feldman KW. Childhood strangulation and suffocation. 27th Annual San Diego
International Conference on Child and Family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca. 1/2831/2013.
194. Feldman KW. Pediatric Condition falsification. National Association Pediatric
Nurse Practitioners, Washington Chapter, annual meeting. Shoreline, Wa 3/11/13.
193. Letson MM, Cooper JN, Deans KJ, Scribano PV, Makoroff KL, Feldman K, Berger
RP.
Prior Opportunities to Diagnose Abuse in Children with Abusive Head Trauma. Accepted
for PAS 5/13.
194. Christian C, Feldman K. Ken & Cindy’s Wild Ride (selected, edited and moderated
case presentations). Helfer Society Annual Meeting, Sonoma, Ca April, 2013.
195. Feldman KW. Antecedents of child abuse. Sociology 151 class, San Jose State
University, April, 2013.
196. Feldman KW. Witness for: childPROOF-AHT: Advanced trial advocacy for child
abuse prosecutors. National District Attorney’s Association’s National Center for Child
Abuse Prosecution. Santa Fe, NM 11/6/13.
197. Feldman KW. Abusive bone disease and mimics: A primer for attorneys. San Diego
International Conference on Child and family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca. Jan.
28,2014.
198. Feldman KW, Murray C. Lawsuits vs child abuse physicians. San Diego
International Conference on Child and family Maltreatment. San Diego, Ca. Jan.
28,2014.
199. Feldman KW, Christian C, Gladstone W. Ken & Cindy’s wild ride. <brief case
presentations> Ray Helfer Society Annual Meeting. April, 2014, Annapolis, Md.
200. Dorfman M, Feldman K, Metz J, Ferris R, Lindberg D. Oronasal injury in child
abuse. Ray Helfer Society Annual Meeting. April, 2014, Annapolis, Md.
201. Wood J, Feldman K, Scribano P, Makoroff K, Berger R. Trends in abusive head
trauma rates and economic stress indicators. Ray Helfer Society Annual Meeting. April,
2014, Annapolis, Md.
202. Feldman KW, Ishak G. Subdural hemorrhage rebleeds: Initial presentation and
follow-up. International Conference on Shaken Baby Syndrome/Abusive Head Trauma,
Paris, France, May 4, 2014
203. Feldman, KW, Ishak G. Subdural hemorrhage rebleeding: initial presentation and
follow-up. Fourteenth International Conference on Shaken Baby Syndrome/Abusive
Head Trauma September 21, 2014 Denver, Co
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66. Unilateral hypoxic-ischemic injury in young children from abusive head trauma,
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Linda R Thompson, Charles L Truwit, Scott Velders, Ayse Karsgulle and Andrew
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KW. QU 2008;15(3):18-19.
67. Esani N, Hodgman JI, Ehsani N and Hoppenbrouwers T. Apparent Life-Threatening
Events and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: Comparison of Risk Factors. J Pediatr
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ward. Francis Serour, Arkadi Gorenstein and Mona Boaz. Israeli Medical Association
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70. Dai Q.A.Nguyen, Sean Tobin, William A. Dickson and Tom S. Potokar. Infants
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71. William P. Meehan, III, Katherine Merschman, Vincent Chiang. An 18-month-old
girl with recurrent apneic spells. Pediatric Emergency Care. 2008;24:546-549.
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72. Truls M Straume-Naesheim, Thor E Anderson, Marianne Jochum, Jiri Dvorak, Roald
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2008;62:1297-1306. QU 2009;16(1):24-25.
73. Jorg Klepper, Anja Heringhaus, Cornelius Wurthmann and Thomas Voit. Expect the
unexpected: favorable outcome in Munchausen by proxy syndrome. Eur J Pediatr
2008;167:1085-1088. QU 2009;16(1):22-23.
74. S. Maguire, S. Moynihan, M. Mann, T. Potokar, A.M. Kemp. A systematic review of
the features that indicate intentional scalds in children. Burns 2008;34:1072-1081. QU
2009 16(2):5-6.
75. Shower steamer burns in children. Jeremy Brywczynski and Donald Arnold. Pediatric
Emergency Care. 2008;11:782-784. QU 2009 16(2): 19-20.
76. Gina Lowell, Kyran Quinlan and Lawrence Gootlieb. Preventing unintentional scald
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