Sudden unexpected death in infancy (SUDI) remains a global concern and is a particular
burden in South Africa. Infections have been previously linked to SUDI deaths, but empirical …

Aims Since 2008, in England, all unexpected infant deaths must be investigated jointly by
police, health and social services. This study aims to learn of bereaved parents' and …

SUDI, or sudden unexpected death in infancy, is a term that has been variably used to refer
to all cases of sudden and unexpected deaths in infancy, and not just to those where the …

Sudden unexpected death in the young (SUDY) is the unanticipated demise of individuals
aged between 1 and 40 years. In South Africa, these deaths are referred for forensic …

Over the last two decades, a diagnostic shift in regards to the certification of sudden deaths
in infancy has emerged with reassignment of deaths previously certified as sudden infant …

Sudden Unexpected Death in Infancy (SUDI) refers to any such sudden demise in a child. If
the child dies while asleep within the first year of life, and if no conclusive cause of death can …

Sudden unexpected death in the young (SUDY) is the demise of a seemingly healthy
individual aged between one and 40 years. The scope of SUDY investigation varies and …

Although the rate of the sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) has decreased over the last
two decades, medical examiners and coroners are increasingly unwilling to use the SIDS …

To use the diagnosis SIDS, investigation of the death scene is a prerequisite. In some
countries death scene investigation is performed by ordinary police, in some states in the US …

Following formulation of a new definition for SIDS, a workshop was convened in Canberra
Australia, in March 2004, by SIDS and KIDS, Australia. Attendences included forensic and …