Table 2: Demographic and social characteristics and long-term sequelae of pediatric abusive head trauma cases.

	Sex	Age	Social Evaluation	Caregiver	Child protection measure	Sequelae
Case 1	Masculine	5 months	No risk factors	Parents and educators	Placement with family member	• Global developmental delay
Case 2	Masculine	5 months	Twins Emigrant in another country	Parents and baby sitter	Support with family	• Global developmental delay • Cerebral Palsy • Blindness
Case 3	Masculine	1 month	No risk factors	Parents and grandmother	Institutionalization	• Global developmental delay • Cerebral Palsy • Epilepsy
Case 4	Masculine	7 months	Family history of abuse: Mother Absence of family support	Parents and educators	Support with family	• Global developmental delay • Cerebral Palsy • Epilepsy • Blindness
Case 5	Masculine	8 months	No risk factors	Parents and educators	Parents	• Global developmental delay • Cerebral Palsy • Epilepsy • Blindness
Case 6	Feminine	8 days	Unemployed parents Father: Criminal history/consumption Unwanted pregnancy	Parents	Institutionalization	• Global developmental delay • Right hemiparesis
Case 7	Masculine	8 months	No risk factors	Parents and educators	Support with family	• Global developmental delay