Web of deceit: A literature review of Munchausen syndrome by proxy

Child Abuse and Neglect

Volumn 11, Issue 4, 1987, Pages 547-563

  Rosenberg, Donna A ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ADULT; CASE REPORT; CHILD ABUSE; CHILD WELFARE; FEMALE; HUMAN; MALE; MOTHER; MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME; PRESCHOOL CHILD; PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECT; REVIEW;

ADULT; CASE REPORT; CHILD ABUSE; CHILD WELFARE; CHILD, PRESCHOOL; FEMALE; HUMAN; MALE; MOTHERS; MUNCHAUSEN SYNDROME;

EID: 0023497538     PISSN: 01452134     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0145-2134(87)90081-0     Document Type: Article

References (98)

1. Munchausen's syndrome
2. Munchausen syndrome by proxy: The hinterland of child abuse
3. Management of Munchausen syndrome by proxy
4. Munchausen by proxy and brain damage
5. Munchausen by proxy or Polle syndrome: Which term is correct?
6. Munchausen syndrome by proxy and pseudo-epilepsy
7. Meadow and Munchausen
8. Baron Munchausen and the abused child
9. The dauphin of Munchausen: Factitious passage of renal stones in a child
10. Poisoning: A syndrome of child abuse
11. Factitious illness: The hinterland of child abuse
12. Munchausen syndrome by proxy: Protection or correction?
13. Nonaccidental poisoning and child abuse
14. Non-accidental poisoning and child abuse
15. Intentional poisoning of children, an overlooked category of child abuse: Report of seven cases and review of the literature
16. Thirsting and hypernatremic dehydration: A form of child abuse
17. Homicide by pepper
18. Salicylate poisoning: The diagnosis when its possibility is denied by the parents
19. Acute water intoxication as another unusual manifestation of child abuse
20. Water intoxication secondary to feeding mismanagement
21. Voluntary water intoxication in normal infants
22. Megavitamins for minimal brain dysfunction
23. An investigation of recurrent pine oil poisoning in an infant by the use of gas chromatographic-mass spectrometric methods
24. Uncommon type of child abuse
25. Salt poisoning: Presenting symptom of child abuse
26. Child abuse presenting as apparent “near miss”: Sudden infant death syndrome
27. Factitious skin lesions in a mother and two sons
28. Transient hepatomegaly and hypoglycemia
29. Malnutrition in infants receiving cult diets: A form of child abuse
30. Texas nurse found guilty of killing child
31. Allergic form of Meadow's syndrome (Munchausen by proxy)
32. Punishment by salt poisoning
33. A variant of Munchausen's syndrome by proxy
34. Forensic and family psychiatry in abuse dwarfism: Munchausen's syndrome by proxy, atonement and addiction to abuse
35. Doctor shopping with the child as proxy patient A variant of child abuse
36. Factitious hypoglycemia
37. Somatic symptoms as family myth
38. Families in which two or more cot deaths have occurred
39. Factitious feculent urine in an adolescent boy
40. The Medea complex The mother's homicidal wishes to her child
41. Child murder and science
42. Child protective services in parental mismanagement of diabetes
43. Munchausen syndrome by proxy
44. Polle syndrome: Children of Munchausen
45. The bacteriologically battered baby: Another case of Munchausen by proxy
46. Polymicrobial bacteremia due to Polie syndrome: The child abuse variant of Munchausen by proxy
47. Recurrent nosocomial polymicrobial sepsis secondary to child abuse
48. Munchausen syndrome by proxy in twins
49. Diarrhea, red diapers, and child abuse
50. Child abuse: Parenteral insulin administration
51. Polle syndrome: Chronic diarrhea in Munchausen's child
52. Munchausen syndrome by proxy
53. Dermatitis artefacta in mother and baby as child abuse
54. The extended Munchausen syndrome: A family case
55. An unusual case of childhood chloral hydrate poisoning
56. Prevention of child murder
57. 51Cr labelling erythrocytes
58. Nonaccidental poisoning: An extended syndrome of child abuse
59. Nonaccidental poisoning: The elusive diagnosis
60. Nonaccidental poisoning in childhood
61. Child abuse simulating “near miss” sudden infant death syndrome
62. Munchausen syndrome by proxy
63. Obstacles to the treatment of Munchausen by proxy syndrome
64. Two siblings with cardiorespiratory arrest: Munchausen syndrome by proxy or child abuse?
65. The chemically abused child
66. Child abuse presenting as immunodeficiency disease
67. Child abuse: Parenteral hydrocarbon administration
68. Intentional poisoning of two siblings by prescription drugs
69. Tranquilizer poisoning: An example of child abuse
70. Factitious hematuria: Diagnosis by minor blood group typing
71. Munchausen syndrome by proxy: Protecting the child
72. Nonaccidental barbiturate poisoning of children
73. Munchausen syndrome by proxy
74. Surreptitious warfarin ingestion
75. Family court: Matter of Jessica Z.
76. Apparent intentional poisoning of an infant with acetaminophen
77. Acetaminophen poisoning in infancy
78. Munchausen syndrome by proxy simulating cystic fibrosis
79. Munchausen's syndrome by proxy (child abuse) presenting as apparent autoerythrocyte sensitization syndrome: An unusual presentation of Polle syndrome
80. Child abuse and recurrent infant apnea
81. Munchausen syndrome by proxy
82. Bleeding ears: Case report of Munchausen syndrome by proxy
83. Psychotherapy for Munchausen syndrome by proxy
84. SIDS, seizures or 'sophageal reflux?
85. Munchausen syndrome by proxy: An outpatient challenge
86. Annals of medicine: The dinosaur collection
87. Munchausen syndrome by proxy: A new complication of central venous catheterization
88. Munchausen family
89. Factitious diabetes mellitus confirmed by ascorbic acid
90. Chronic factitious fever in puberty and adolescence A diagnostic challenge to the family physician
91. Munchausen syndrome by proxy: A review and case study
92. Recurrent acute renal failure due to non-accidental poisoning with glafenin in a child
93. Fictitious epilepsy
94. Should child abuse and neglect be considered when a child dies unexpectedly?
95. A psychiatric study of parents who abuse children