RE: shaken baby syndrome

["Stessman, Gary" <stessmang@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Doesn't the "real world" in fact become the "labratory setting"?  Is it
not enough that the control group provides qualitative data?   I thought
the phrase was coined due to similar findings among infants.  

Perhaps each case is too different and we should not risk simply
attaching SBS and dismissing other factors?  I would run that risk
anyway.  Maybe culpability on the part of the parents is of greater
concern.

-Gary