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Which is not a feature of battered baby syndrome

A
Subdural haemorrhage occurs in 40 % of fatal cases
B
Nobbing fractures on the anterior angles of the ribs
C
Vitreous and subhyaloid hemorrhages in the eyes
D
Torn frenulum on the lower lip is a characteristic lesion
High-Yield Explanation
Battered baby syndrome/ Caffeys syndrome/ non accidental injury of childhood: Nobbing fractures occur on the posterior angles of the ribs in the paraveebral gutter region Subdural haemorrhage occurs in 40 % of fatal cases In the eyes, retinal detachment, retinal hemorrhages, Vitreous and subhyaloid hemorrhages are seen Torn frenulum on the lower lip is a characteristic lesion

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