Bruises that regularly appear after absences, weekends, or vacations. These burns are often caused by cigars or cigarettes. These burns are caused by forced immersion in scaling liquids.
Rope burns on the arms, legs, neck, or torso.
These appear when children are tied to beds or other structures. Fractures that are a result of child abuse frequently cannot be explained by one episode of trauma. They often have not healed properly and have some additional patterns of stress in terms of growth that are evident upon examination. Injuries that are in various stages of healing, are clustered, or form regular patterns over the same injured area. Unexplained swelling of the abdomen, localized tenderness, and constant vomiting.