Age: 0.1
Sex: M
Vaccine: DTAP, HBHEPB, HIBV, IPV, DTAP, HBHEPB, HIBV, IPV
Symptoms: Pathological fracture, Retinal haemorrhage, Subdural haematoma
Clinical narrative: p/vax pt devel constant crying;pt exp a sz;pt hosp x 8 days;dxed w/ retinal hemorrhages & subdural hematomas. Follow up received 5/3/01 states the baby's problem was "shaken baby syndrome" with intercranial hemorrhages, not a reaction to shots. No further information available regarding the pt or this case. 15-day follow up received 5/15/01 states the baby's problem was "shaken baby syndrome" with intracranial hemorrhages not a reaction to the shots. The pt's father has been convicted and is in jail for shaking the baby. No further information is available. Information has been received from a wooman from a physican's office concerning a 60 day old Caucasian male with a left club foot who on 03-Nov-1998 was vaccinated with a second dose of haemophilu b conjugate vaccine IM in the left thigh. Concomitant therapy included a first dose of haemophilus b conjugate vaccine (+) hepatitis b vaccine recombinant (yeast). Other concomitant therapy included the first dose of diptheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis vaccine (Tripedia) (lot 0962260) administered IM in the right thigh and the first dose of poliovirus vaccine (IPOL) (lot NO597) administered SC in the right thigh. The patient had been vaccinated with a first dose of haemophilus b conjugate vaccine on 13- Sep-1998. On 12-Nov-1998 the patient experienced constant crying. On 17 Nov-1998 the patient experienced a seizure and stopped breathing. It was noted that the patient's father shook the patient which resulted in injuries to the patient. The patient was taken to the emergency room. The patient was hospitalized for eight days. The patient was diagnosed  with bilateral retinal hemorrhages and subdural hematomas. Subsequently, the patient recovered. No further information is available.  It was reported that a 2-month old male patient received Tripedia, IPOL, Hepatitis B and Comvax vaccinations on 3-Nov-1998. Reportedly nine days after the vaccination the patient developed constant crying. On 17-Nov-1998, the patient experienced a seizure. Patinet was hospitalized for eight days. The patient reportedly recovered from this experience. From follow follow-up information received 18-Nov-1999, it was reported. "Please realized that [the patient] also was diagnosed with bilateral retinal hemorrhages and subdural hematomas. His father has been convicted for "shaken baby" From follow-up information received on 23-Apr-2001, it was reported, "Please note- his problem was "shaken baby syndrome" with intracranial hemorrhages, not a reaction to shots." No further information available regarding this patient or this case. From a follow-up phone call on 18-May 2001, the correct address for the responsible physician was provided. This case is closed. From follow-up mailed correspondence received on 4-Jun-2001, it was reported, "Has not been my patient for years. This case is closed. Follow-up 12 Jun 2002: during internal review of all files, it was deemed necessary to amend the report by updating the Adverse Event coding. (Added: apnea, subdural hematoma, intentional injury, pathological fracture, retinal hemorrhage). Also, re-ranked adverse events which changed the date of onset. To pre-existing physician diagnosed allergies, birth defects, medical conditions (specify), Added history of apnea and herpes virus exposure in utero.