Pediatric Forensic Medicine and Clinical Forensic Medicine

Informasjon

Pediatere, allmennleger, samfunnsmedsisinere, psykiatere, barnevern, politi, rettsmedisinere, tannleger og radiologer.

Onsdag 2. mai

10.00

Welcome.

Torleiv Ole Rognum

Session on mortality in infants and small children

10.05

Sudden unexpected death: What can we learn from the medical

and psychosocial history prior to death? Joanna Garstang

10.50

Six years voluntary death scene investigations in Norway.

Six years voluntary death scene investigations in Norway. Lillian Bøylestad

11.10

Sudden unexpected death in children. Why do we almost never

report neglect? Lack of courage to call a spade a spade? Arne Stray-Pedersen

11.25

Shared sleeping – myths and facts.

Roger W. Byard

11.40

Coffee break.

11.50

Six years of voluntary death scene investigation. Health servant and expert for the police.

Possible role conflict? A forensic doctor’s experience. Silje Osberg

12.00

Death scene investigation in sudden unexpected child deaths.

Is today’s organization satisfactory from a police point of view? Police attorney

12.20

Death scene investigation in sudden unexpected child deaths.

Is today’s organization satisfactory from a parental point of view? Trond Mathiesen

12.35

Six years of voluntary death scene investigation. The psychological

impact on the family. Does the visit do any good? Pål Kristensen

13.00

Lunch.

Session on mortality in infants and small children continues

14.00

How do we improve children’s physical and psychological environment?

Magne Raundalen

14.15

A nationwide campaign to prevent Shaken Infant Syndrome.

Jan Sperhake

14.45

Coffee break.

15.00

The handling of child maltreatment at Loma Linda University, USA.

Mary Jo Vallmer- Sandholm

15.20

Plenary discussion.

16.30

End of session.

Torsdag 3. mai

Session on head traumas – shaken baby syndrome

09.00

The SBU report: the last nail in the coffin and an indication of a new scientific area.

Anders Eriksson

09.25

The Swedish agency for health technology assessment report: The last

word said about shaking causing the triad? Rob Bilo

09.50

How can benign extra cerebral hydrocephalus cause subdural hematoma,

retinal hemorrhage and encephalopati? Knut Wester

10.10

The size of the subarachnoidal space in normal infants..

Karen Rosendahl

10.25

How often does benign extra cerebral hydrocephalus occur?

Heidi Beate Eggesbø

10.40

Birth related mechanisms of intracranial and retinal

hemorrhage. Irene Scheimberg

10.55

Coffee break.

11.05

Subdural hemorrhage in infants: abuse or natural causes?

Maninder Sing Chawla

11.20

Do we need a multicenter approach to study head traumas in small children.

Arne Stray-Pedersen

11.40

5 minutes break to establish a round table discussion with plenary participation.

11.45

Round table discussion:

Anders Eriksson, Rob Bilo, Knut Wester, Heidi Beate Eggesbø, Maninder Sing Chawla, Roger W. Byard, Arne Stray-Pedersen

13.00

Lunch.

13.00

Lunch.

Sessions on SIDS

14.00

Why is SIDS more frequent in the Maori population than in the Caucasian in New Zealand?

Clues for understanding the genetic predisposition,etiology and pathogenesis. Ed Mitchell

14.30

SIDS, inner ear and the pre Bötzinger complex: Is a solution in the scope?

Jan Marino Ramirez

15.00

Is there a role for the inner ear in SIDS?: a study combining imaging and histology.

Marta Cohen

15.20

Coffee break.

15.30

Current view on SIDS in Japan.

Toshimasa Obonai

15.45

What is important to look for in the brain in sudden unexpected death in infants and toddlers.

Bela Kubat

16.05

Difficult cases - Participants may bring difficult cases to present.

Jan Sperhake: “Sudden death in infancy due to an inherited myocardial non-compaction syndrome”.

Åshild Vege: a difficult case.

Fredag 4. mai

Torleiv’s 70 years seminar

09.00

Definition and historic perspective of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome - SIDS.

Professor emeritus Henry F. Krous, University of California

09.30

Cutting edge of forensic examinations of unexpected child deaths.

Professor Roger W. Byard, University of Adelaide

10.00

Shaken baby syndrome and other infant head trauma – injuries and pathology in the

brain and neck. Professor Bela Kubat, Maastricht University

10.30

Pause.

10.45

What is forensic medicine? A Scandinavian perspective.

Professor Jytte Banner, University of Copenhagen

11.15

Forensic medicine in the year 2030 - robots and virtual reality or will traditional

autopsy still be required? Associate professor Arne Stray Pedersen, University of Oslo

11.35

Traffic related deaths – a history of unsafe vehicles, intoxication and cardiovascular

disease. Research fellow, M.D. Jan Mario Breen, University of Oslo

11.55

End of scientific program.

12.00

Lunch.

13.00

Social program in Norwegian language.

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